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Small laptop or big PDA? You decide.

Tom Dunne · 2007-01-10 16:01:37

Saw a link to this baby. Personally I can't see the point. It's a full spec laptop in an extra small package. At least a PDA fits in my pocket and my laptop has a decent screen with a touchpad. "Starting at $1499" - no thanks. Opinions?

10-01-2007 4:01pm

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Tom Dunne

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Saw a link to this baby. Personally I can't see the point. It's a full spec laptop in an extra small package.

At least a PDA fits in my pocket and my laptop has a decent screen with a touchpad. "Starting at $1499" - no thanks.

Opinions?

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#2 10-01-2007 5:10pm

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I reckon it'd have it's uses... one of my lecturers used to carry around an insanely small laptop for powerpoint displays etc. I suppose it'd work in that sort of area... but damn, I wouldn't personally want to use it, look how small the keyboard is etc.

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#3 12-01-2007 1:07am

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Some people can manage a lot with very small devices. While I use a PDA a bit I still prefer a decent keyboard and screen.

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