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Asus R50A UMPC Official Now

Posted by John Overleaf on November 19, 2007 – 9:19 am  Share
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news11152007-b-2 The R50A is the first UMPC that reaches the full potential of the platform. Only with the R50A do users get GPS, a webcam, 3G/ 3.5G connectivity, and full notebook functionality, making the R50A the one indispensable gadget for everyone.

Intuitive Navigation
The R50A’s customizable, mission-based application launcher organizes software programs into categories and makes navigating between tasks simple.

Enjoy Anywhere
The unit’s built-in TV tuner allows you to enjoy your favorite TV shows anywhere.

Connesct Anywhere
The R50A will offer 3/ 3.5G connectivity. Users have full access to their data anywhere.

Capture and Communicate Anywhere
The R50A’s built-in webcam and microphone let users capture photos, video and audio wherever they are, and enable wire-free video communication.

Create Anywhere
The R50A has ample power to support the most popular office and productivity applications. With ASUS InfoPen software, users can record and edit on the R50A’s 1024 x 600 screen as easily as they could on a piece of paper.

Find Your Way Anywhere
ASUS brings you the first UMPC with built-in GPS. Users no longer need to deal with paper maps or ask for directions. Link up seamlessly to Google Maps, and the R50A will know your exact location.

Asus via JKKMobile

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  • Rob Fleming
    I wonder about keyboard input for office functions. I'm not a big pen user and it looks like a graphic keyboard would take up a lot of real estate in that relatively small screen. OTOH, the split QWERTY on the Q1 Ultra wasn't all that easy to work with, at least for me. Still, there is something to be said for the extreme portability in a device that offers nearly every possible feature one could ask for such as GPS, WiFi, 3G, BT, etc. The only downside is Vista. I can hardly wait for Jobs to come up with a MAC UMPC using OSX 10.5 (or later).
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