OQO has been ahead of its time in terms of producing MIDs since 2002 but only the latest model, OQO Model 2+ breaks the barrier of netbooks in terms of computing power. OQO claims this is also the smallest Windows Vista PC with OLED display in the world.
Coming in at only 5-inches on the display screen, the OQO Model 2+ packs enough processing power to beat 99% of netbooks out there. Check out the specs below.
Intel Atom Z540 1.86GHz
5″ touchscreen OLED display screen (800×480 pixels)
zooms to 1000×600 and 1024×768 interpolated modes
2GB DDR2 SDRAM 533MHz
60GB SSD or 120GB HDD
WiFi 802.11a/b/g
Integrated Gobi 3G mobile broadband (EV-DO and HSPA)
Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR
HDMI, USB, VGA, Audio, LAN ports
Standard battery (4500mAh) lasts 3.5 hours but extended (9000mAh) model can go up to 7 hours. Runs Windows Vista Business as well as Windows XP Home/Pro. Comes with a stylus tucked into the screen and weighs 1lbs. This thing is like the ultimate mobile communicator and if you like this, be prepared to fork at least $999 for a unit {source}.
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Twitter: sylv3rblade
replied on Jan 9th, 2009 at 4:38 am (1)
Hmm.. that’s going to be a tough screen to read on.. better this than a smart phone i guess
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replied on Jan 9th, 2009 at 7:13 am (2)
For that price, I’d go for an HP netbook instead.
The price of that is quite steep. What is the classification of this device?
not wireless-N?
not good.
It’s an MID (mobile internet device).
Nokia-and-Sony’s MIDs have both proven to be monumental flops. I highly doubt this one will do well. Cute and Sleek though.
But the Netbook, for less, pwns it like nothing. Rawr!
is this unit available already in the Manila?
Good morning to All!
i’ve seen already OQO very nice about the specs nice also but the problem is… is it affortable? is it cheaper than the i-book? if is not i rather to have i-book it will cost P 11,000. kaya lang hindi ganon ka-ganda ang specs 1.5ghZ, 5mb memory at upgradable pa to 2gb, 1.3 mega pixle at broadband usb okey na rin.