<![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> if it costs less then oqo, then I`m game

Crescent

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> "Has anyone ever actually bought a UMPC and used it for anything besides porn in the bathroom at work?"
hell yeah I do- I got a wibrain b1h and I am in love with it- the via graphics chipset so far even handles maya and cinema 4d without a problem, but mainly I am using it for portable music production (when I am on the train to work and at lunch)as it does well with both fl studio and ableton and surfing the internet when I am in bed and don't feel like sitting in front of the computer

entropyman

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> i still prefer the sony VAIO® UX Series. Not as pretty but has 3G and can be used as a cell phone with some modding. Not that I don't appreciate the design but probably wont have the hard keyboard, tactile feedback is a nice thing to have. I thib=nk sony should redesign the UX and you'd have the perfect UMPC.

barrygeorge001

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> Has anyone ever actually bought a UMPC and used it for anything besides porn in the bathroom at work?

abemonty

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> that slide-up one looks good, if it's similar in size to an OQO and costs less, it would be great.

rimplestultskin

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> @gary_slamson.: I rock your mother on my dick. While your daddy, I rock my anus on his mouth.

GARY_NEWMAN.

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> Finally! A UMPC I'd actually buy!
....yanno...if it didn't cost the same as a notebook...

Suffer

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> Now this is different. Kind of interesting if you ask me.

Nice post Haroon!

yoshi

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> @gary_slamson.: what the hell is up with the dick-fascination?

junkmail

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> @gary_slamson.: I rock your mother on my dick.

GARY_NEWMAN.

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> This is shit. What?.. are you supposed to rock this back and forth on your lap? What the fuck. I can rock this on my dick.

gary_slamson.

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> LOL, if apple had introduced something like THIS at macworld, I'd be sold.

Hickeroar

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> That is a beautiful machine. It deserves design awards. This is truly visionary, much like the OLPC-XO that I'm writing this post on. The only downside I see to the Inventec machines is that they run Vista. It's a flawed system like all Windows systems. If I want a rock-solid OS I'll stick to OSX or Linux. The only thing Windows install discs are good for is coasters.

blaerk

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> @binaryspiral:
Vista is a great OS, but running on a single core at 1.3 Ghz... not a chance, unless is the very basic one.


aec007

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> Sexy, but Vista?

binaryspiral

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> Heck yeah. This looks nice. If they made it tablet-y, it'd be even better. I like the docking going on.

Reilaos~

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> @mac4drew: yeah i meant a standalone

however i think i like the idea of the dock with the optical drive and more ports in there even better!!!

MadColombian

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> Cute! Very cute!!

Palestina

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> @MadColombian: you know the Air lets you use another mac's optical drive over 802.11, right? And I would bet most people buying this already have another mac. But still, a standalone wireless solution would be nice as well, or maybe some Windows/Linux drivers for those who don't have a mac desktop or laptop capable of running 10.5... I'm not holding my breath for that though.

mac4drew

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> That docking setup is, for a lack of a better word, sick-tight. I would love if the Macbook touch/new newton took on a modular docking system like that. If there was a laptop like dock setup (like in the second picture) I could see them putting an optical drive and more ports on that and have the Macbook touch/new newton similar to the MBA. And It would have to fit into a manila envelope.

thechansen

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> @CGrant: actually if they did release a macbook touch i wouldnt mind it not having an optical drive because I will most likely not need that drive.

Except they should make the optical drive wireless. That would make it MUCH more useful.

But I think I would prefer something like this. It will probably be a hell of a lot cheaper.

MadColombian

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> Nice. Hopefully this will make Apple create something practical for Macworld '09, namely a Macbook Touch, and it must have an optical drive. None of the Macbook Touch meets the Air crap.

CGrant

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> Nice!

CliftonSantiago

]]> <![CDATA[Inventec UMPCs Bring Curvaceous Contours to Mobile Computing]]> Looks very attractive from a design perspective, but what we REALLY want to know, is if it will fit into a manilla envelope....

Mandatory_Field

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