IMOVIO mini netbook as small as a cellphone, costs $175.00
October 20, 2008 by Jayvee Fernandez
Filed under Notebooks
Actually it looks more like a Nintendo Gameboy SP. This is what happens when you challenge the netbook line and come up with something much smaller – you end up with well, a smartphone that can’t make calls. I actually don’t know what to call it. I also don’t know if this will reall replace anything that you already have. It’s not a cellphone because you can’t make calls, but you can surf via WiFi and 3G through your cellphone. It’s not something you can really show to present to clients. So what is it, really? What’s the value proposition …read more
Does your smartphone need a Palm Foleo?
June 1, 2007 by Jayvee Fernandez
Filed under Multimedia, Notebooks, Palm
Palm announced the Foleo just hours ago in a live webcast. The Foleo, taken from the business “folio” accessory we carry under our armpit is supposedly the future of mobile computing. It is meant to become an addendum to the Palm Treo smartphone, but will work as well with other Windows Mobile devices and other smartphones like the RIM Blackberry and the upcoming Apple iPhone.
The Foleo is the “future of mobile computing.” It looks like a friggin laptop that is lighter, smaller and has a 5 hour battery life. It supposedly pairs very well with any smartphone and acts like …read more
EV-DO receiver laptop from LG
December 3, 2005 by Jayvee Fernandez
Filed under LG, Notebooks, Wi-Fi
Dunno why they give cool products such complicated names. As it follows, the rule of thumb for complex naming with letters and numbers applies to the new LG LW2-EV notebook. What’s so special about it? Well, consumer WiFi has just gotten an upgrade!
This is the first notebook to come bundled with a dual antenna for WiFi and EV-DO which is sort of like a faster version of wireless broadband.
EV-DO stands for Evolution Data only which has a maximum speed of 2.4 Mbps. Using EV-DO one can browse the Internet at high speeds. EV-DO is much advanced than GPRS and EDGE …read more
