First Look: OQO Handheld PC Fails to Excite
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Design and performance issues hold back this very cool idea.
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Underpromising in order to overdeliver can't make up for sluggish operating results.
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Internet telephony application balks on IPaq and Axim Pocket PC devices.
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Both business travelers and kids in remote villages in developing nations need cheap, small, rugged and power-stingy laptops. So does the OLPC XO laptop work for business users?
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Beautiful display and plenty of power, but what's up with the nonadjustable base?
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Performance boost in handheld devices is obtained using Power6 server technology.
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Secrets of the Sony we never had Special Feature The Series 5 pocket computer from Psion was launched 10 years ago this week. It was a remarkable achievement: entirely new silicon, a new operating system, middleware stack and applications were developed from scratch in just over two years.â¦
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Movie & video, book, images, software (games & program) and music cataloguer / database. Uses online web services (amazon, imdb, musicbrainz, freedb). Skinnable, highly customizable, reporting. Supports DVD, many audio & video file formats and Audio CD'.   Although I planned on releasing the production version at this moment I have decided against this. At the last moment I decided on changing the working of the online search drastically (see the change log for more information). As this is quite fundamental a second beta came to mind. Please help me testing in this release!   My thanks to the many persons emailing me, posting their issues in the forums and logging their bugs an request at Sourceforge.net!            Presented By     Play PSP Games Online at Thousands of T-Mobile HotSpot Locations Nationwide      Unleash the power of your PSP(r) system through thrilling online gaming against players from around the world.  And now - you can play PSP games online at thousands of T-Mobile HotSpot locations nationwide with six months of complimentary T-Mobile HotSpot Wi-Fi service! www.playstation.com/    Ads by Pheedo
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Gabe: We did a really awesome project (can I say it"s awesome, is that okay?) for Wired magazine. You can either go pick up the most recent issue and read it there or check it out on their site. They asked us to do a piece for them handicapping all three of the next generation systems. We tried to be as fair as we could and hopefully you"ll get a kick out of it.
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Want a full-fledged Windows XP computer that's about the size of a Pocket PC? Tiny machine debuts after two years of delay.
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The company says the device, dubbed the Ogo, won't be bogged down by features that are "hardly used."
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iPod-like gadget offers full open source software suite It's an MP3 player. It's an FM radio. It's video and photo display device. It's an e-book reader. It's a sound recorder. It's a Linux-based personal computer ready for web, email and office usage. Yes, it's Wizpy, the Swiss Army Knife of handheld gadgets announced by Japan's Turbolinux this week.â¦
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Let's work on core stability, first "Foleo is the most exciting product I have ever worked on," Palm founder Jeff Hawkins, May 2007â¦
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Alienware designs a laptop so slick you'll beg it to probe you; a docking station for the PSP misses the point and an all-in-one printer frees up more desk space for pictures of your cat. All in this week's Gadget Lab.
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Device uses NCQ technology to prioritize a PC's requests.
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Review Mid-range features, performance for under Â£100?
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This little OQO  machine is certainly pretty cool.  The biggest problem though is that it doesn't run Linux.  This leaves you with a device heavier than your PDA and all the insecurity and bloat of Windows and with a price tag of only sub $2000.  People don't care what OS their PDA/Handtop runs.  It can run an alternative OS and for the most part consumers don't care.  WinCE hasn't exactly been a stellar market success.  While Microsoft does have significant market share PalmOS, Symbian, and Linux are doing just fine.  Also most of the WinCE devices never have the fit and finish of their Palm and Symbian counterparts.  I don't know where OQO thinks they are going to fit in.  If they were to  ...