Looks like the Samsung has released the Q1 Ultra which was previously noted as Q2. Steve over at UMPC Portal is at CeBIT and has posted some pictures of the Device.
Q1 Ultra is real at CeBIT , Images [UMPC Portal]
When Samsung launched their Q1 UMPC, personally I did not like the design, look and feel of it. This has changed with the Q2.
The design of the product looks very promising. Here are some of the improvements over the previous design
Thoughtfix of UltraMobileGeek says he “got nice” with UMPC team at samsung and got them to answer a lot of questions.
There seems to be a lot of interesting questions and answers, but this was something we liked and would love if it gets done.
If there is one “dream feature” that you would like to have included in the current Q1 line but couldn’t, what is it?
8 hours of battery life on a single charge without having to use an extended battery or other type of power pack and without impacting system performance, size, etc.
Head over here to read the rest [UltraMobileGeek]
Remember the Samsung SPH-P9000 sighted about a month back. Slashgear has some great pics of the device and some interesting information about the device and availablity.
Samsung’s new SPH-P9000 in the flesh. It’s available in Korea early 2007 and stateside (maybe) Q2/Q3 from Sprint early 2008. The price is under $2000. It comes with a bundle of accessories including a very slim and sexy mobile handset.
Porn Gallery of the Samsung SPH-P9000 - the real Origami UMPC [Slashgear]
Samsung has jumped in to the holiday mood. Yes they have some really funny (well you decide) ads and a mini site for the promotion of the Q1.
Oh by the way they also have a FREE give away of the Q1, Two winners every week until December 17.
Enter now for your chance to win a Q1 and accessories package, including a USB Keyboard, DVD/CD-RW Drive, and Travel Organizer. Two new winners will be announced every Friday through December 17, 2006.Come back to this site each week to enter again for another chance to win.
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