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Samsung Q1: The unboxing Ceremony

Kevin of jkOnTheRun posted a video of the unboxing ceremony.

I ordered it, Best Buy sent it and UPS delivered it! Yup, the Samsung Q1 UMPC is in da house! This is the official “live” unboxing of the device and I try to show you every component of the Q1 packaging and contents. Overall, I’m very impressed; the packaging almost justifies that $1,099 price tag. Well, not quite, but really, it is packaged nicely. It’s all here, so why don’t you virtually unbox a Samsung Q1 with us?

Via jkOnThe Run [ Download the Video ]

Media Center Extender Software for UMPC

According the CE pro the UMPC will have a special media center extender software.

The especially good news for Media Center Edition aficionados is that Microsoft will enable Origami to serve as a Media Center Extender (MCX). Microsoft is coming out with a software version of MCX expressly for Origami, meaning these little touchscreens can serve as a slave to any MCE in the house, so users can play recorded content, exploit Online Spotlight, use the electronic programming guide — anything they can do with other MCXs (and most things they can do with an MCE).

If you have automation software for MCE, you can use the Origami touchscreen to control the house [...]

Source [eHomeUpgrade] | Read on




SmartCaddie Price announced (~$848):

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We are aware that the SmartCaddie is only for the japanese market. But we could not stay away from letting you know about the latest happenins with SmartCaddie. The prices will be ¥99,800 ( or US ~$848 ) with Via C7-M ULV at 1 GHz, 512MB RAM, 40GB.

Read more @ [engadget]

So much of the Waiting: Pre-Order Samsung Q1

About a Week back play.com started taking pre-orders at ~$1400 (£799.99), Now Expansys is offering it at the same price, yes they ship to US too. Click here to pre-order yours at Expansys.

Engadget also states…

…While it’s not unusual for specialty resellers such as eXpansys to charge a markup over retail (and the price before VAT is somewhat cheaper — £680, or about $1,180), the price makes the Q1 more expensive than many laptops, and not all that much cheaper than some full-featured tablet PCs. US pricing, once announced, will almost certainly be lower…

Oh we wish too, a lot cheaper. Via [engadget]

Australians can order their UMPCs

tegahead_logo.jpgAustralia based Tegatech has teamed up with TabletKiosk and when i read about this from Geekzone and visited the site, I was under the notion that i’m looking at tabletkiosk website (actually no, looks the the company just replaced the logo and some content) Well you should take a look at it. Yep, it’s all the same.

Now UMPCians in Australia and New Zealand can order their UMPCs that has the same spec as listed on TabletKiosk’s website.






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