Filed under: CES, Handhelds, Tablet PCs
Samsung’s topping out its UMPC lineup with the new high-end Q1 Ultra Premium. The unit runs Windows XP Tablet — much to the chagrin of Microsoft, we’re sure — and boasts a $1,400 pricetag. Inside there’s a 1.33GHz ULV Intel Core Solo U1500 processor and 1GB of DDR2 RAM. The 57.7 watt hour 6-cell battery has a purported 7.5 hours of battery life, and the whole unit comes in under two pounds. The main exterior addition is the split-QWERTY keypad 1.5, which improves upon the last model with larger keys for easier text entry. There’s also a docking station and external keyboard packaged with the Premium. Otherwise the device matches up with the Q1 Ultra, with a 80GB 1.8-inch HDD, Bluetooth 2.0, SD card slot and 1.3 megapixel webcam. The Premium should be available now, and Samsung says it’ll be dropping prices on its existing UMPCs to make room for the new model.
[Via jkkmobile]
Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
Original post by Paul Miller
Related posts:
- Samsung Transform Ultra does the QWERTY slide for Sprint What big, wireless brother wants, big, wireless brother gets. With...
- Samsung Transform Ultra hitting Boost Mobile in October, we goes hands-on Pay as you go / QWERTY keyboard enthusiasts rejoice —...
- Samsung Transform Ultra hitting Boost Mobile in October, we go hands-on Pay as you go / QWERTY keyboard enthusiasts rejoice —...
- Nokia X1-00 is ultra cheap, ultra loud Nokia’s just-announced X1-00 candybar has exactly two claims to fame:...
- Boost Mobile adds Samsung Transform Ultra to its repertoire, hopes you’ll transition for $230 You might think it’s more than meets the eye, but...
Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
