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One of my favorite gadgets of all time was the Sony UX50 Clie PDA. It was miles ahead of it’s time when it was released. It have built-in WiFi, Bluetooth, and featured a 480×320 color display with a QWETRY keyboard. It was great. It only had two faults – poor battery life, and Sony dumped its PDA line. But now there is a new Sony UMPC,  a Son-of-Clie device if you will, on the market, and PC Magazine gives it a great review.

The Sony VAIO VGN-UX180P Micro PC is the name of the device. It runs Windows XP Professional on an Intel Core Solo U1400 microprocessor.   It has 512mb of ram with 30gb of storage space. It is a powerful device for one so small. The street price is steep ($1700.00 USD) but worth the investment given the portability that it features. You can read the full review here.

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