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CES 2008 – Small is Beautiful

Posted by Jack Cook on January 21, 2008 – 1:05 pm
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While at CES, I had a few moments to look at the Wibrain B1 Ultra Mobile Device that featured a 1.2 GHz C7-M ULV Processor and a VIA VX700 Unified media IGP chipset.  I liked the feel and was immediately struck by its comfort in my hands.

Wibrain

I was not too sure if I would like the “split” keyboard but after trying it for a few minutes I was liking it a lot!  It would have been nice to spend a few more moments with it to try to get a better feel for its power, versatility and overall usefulness in how I try to Experience Mobility but alas, time was an issue and I had to put it down to move on to an appointment.

So it was one of those cool items I got to see quickly and it left me with a fairly good first impression.  But the the real question is how good will it really be?  Fortunately, our very own ultra-mobile guru, Frank Garcia (aka ctitanic) , just got his hands on one to do some real testing.

Frank did a great first look video to give you a flavor and I expect we will see a review soon that will give you the pros and cons of this new device.  Stay tuned …

Specifications after the break

Operating System Windows XP Home
Processor VIA C7M ULV 1.2 GHz + VX700(3D support)
Display 4.8” WSVGA(1024 x 600) with touchscreen
Memory 512MB DDR2
Networking 802.11b/g WLAN and Bluetooth 2.0+EDR
Hard Drive 30GB 4200RPM PATA
Primary Battery 4Cell Lithium Ion Battery
Personalization Webcam + Microphone jack
Dimension 192(L) x 82(W) x 28.5(H) mm (4 Cell)
Weight 526g
Weight may vary by configuration
I/O Ports 1 Universal Serial Bus (USB 2.0),
Microphone in,
Headphone jack,
24PIN connector
AC Adapter 100V – 240V
DC In 12V 3A
Speakers Integrated 2 Channel stereo speakers (1.0W)
Pointing Device Touchpad with scroll capability
Keyboard QWERTY 50 thumb keys

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