27Oct2006
What’s in the Box?
There has been a lot of speculation that all the US models will have the double pack battery, still no confirmation on that. But the one that I got, did come with the double pack battery.
- Main unit (Asus R2H UMPC)
- Double pack battery
- Power Cable
- VGA cable
- Mini USB to standard USB connector
- USB Sync kit and a case for it
- Screen care / cleaning cloth
- A really nice ASUS branded case
- A Mini mouse with built in cord organizer
- Windows XP Tablet OS CD
- All Asus Installed Software CDs
- Microsoft Streets & Maps 2006 (was expecting the 2007!)
- Product Manual & Quick start guide.
- and a stand
Continue reading ‘Asus R2H: Detailed Review’
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26Oct2006
First Impression: Awesome.
So far so good, I bought the Samsung Q1 and returned the device within a couple of days, but this one is for me. I love the device so far (well its been only 6 hours since I started using it). The unit feels a bit heavy for the size and may be it’s just the first impression but believe me its really sturdy and has a great feel with the brushed metal finish.
I’m still getting used to the device. I was really surprised and happy to see that Asus has bundled the extended battery with it (not sure if it will be the default for all US models though). They also throw a case, mini mouse (still handles very well) and screen cleaning cloth. Make sure to come back for more detailed review.
Here are some of the pictures of the unboxing of the Asus R2H UMPC
Tune in at OnlyUMPC.com for a detailed review soon
UPDATE: Click here for the detailed review of Asus R2H
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26Oct2006
Posted by Joe
in Asus and Shopping.
We just received our R2H from newegg. May be for the coming week you’ll see tones of stuff about the R2H. We’ll try to get as much details, test results, review, and install software on the Asus R2H. May be in next few hours we’ll update ya with stunning pictures of the unpacking of the R2H.
… actually we paid like a cent less than that $998.99 at newegg …
BTW: If any of you have any questions regarding the device, go ahead send in your comments and we’ll try to answer as much we can.
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26Oct2006
Posted by Joe
in Software.
When UMPCs were announced, there was a lot of discussions about the potential market space the device could cater for. One of which was the Medical Industry. Today “BrunMed Inc” has transformed itself to “Scriptnetics” but keeps its focus on the medical apps. Their main focus being the Tablet PC and UMPCs with two products MedScribbler and RxScribbler.
The now newly named Scriptnetics began to leverage the new technologies into applications for medical doctors. Physicians and hospitals were the first large group of corridor warriors to purchase and use the Tablet PC. The first application released by Scriptnetics was Medscribbler, the first electronic medical record (EMR) with embedded handwriting.
Other Scriptnetics products include: a soon to be released an UMPC based prescription writer called RxScribbler, a medical dictionary for the Tablet PC, Prairie Dog Bash for the UMPC plus customized software applications for medical and medical software companies[...]
Scriptnetics Becomes Known for Customized Handwriting Software for Mobile PCs [PRWeb]
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26Oct2006
Posted by Joe
in Hardware and Rumors.
Expect these UMPCs to be announced in Q1 07. Our source has confirmed that this is made by the Taiwan based Inventec. This device showed up along with the Yahoo Intel UMPC devices.
Some of the details about the device:
- Named the “U1” from Inventec
- Targeted at the students community
- Powered by Intel
- Designed by taiwan based DEM Inc
- 7″ touchscreen, 40GB HDD, WiFi…etc
If you happen to know more about the device, please let us know 
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