A
fully-powered seriously-miniaturized Windows notebook that fits in your
pocket has finally arrived! The world's smallest PC is the UMID mbook
M1 and it is brought to you exclusively by Dynamism.
With the full-PC experience now measuring 6.2 x 3.7 x 0.7 inches
(157 x 94 x 17mm) and weighing 0.69 lb (313g), you can put in your
pocket or purse, and take it with you anywhere. Find a hotspot, whip
out the clamshell device, and enjoy everything you have come to expect
from your desktop or laptop. Unlimited, free, Skype video-conferencing
is easy with the user-facing camera. Run the full version of your
browser of choice, and the mobile web takes on an entirely new
meaning-the FULL Web. Enjoy streaming your favorite television shows on
a searingly crisp 4.8-inch (1024 x 600) touchscreen. The list goes on;
everybody enjoys the Internet in different ways, and now you can enjoy
it anywhere, anytime.
Ample power comes courtesy an Intel Atom 1.33GHz CPU. There is a
dedicated, convenient button above the keyboard for enabling/disabling
wifi and Bluetooth. Integrated ports include micro SD (for storage
expansion), mini-USB (adapter to USB included), and mini-headphone.
Each set also includes a carrying pouch and hand strap. The mbook M1's
clamshell design gives it durability.
The touchscreen's super high pixel density makes it bright and
crisp, and 1024 x 600 makes browsing the web comfortable. There is a
stylus slot seamlessly built into the device, for easy operation of the
touchscreen. Remarkably for its size, the mbook features a usable
keyboard. Perhaps not for writing your memoirs, but it's extremely
convenient for punching out e-mails or filling out forms on the web.
Perhaps the most exemplary feat of engineering in this 0.69 pound
device is a battery that delivers up to five hours of actual (not
theoretical) use. Standby time runs into the days, and M1 awakens from
standby in seconds, aided by its 32GB (max) solid-state HDD.
If you are a gadgetphile, Internet addict, or if your
work/productivity requires that you run on a fully-powered OS, you need
one of these devices!
