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Viliv S5 at Dynamism

Posted by ctitanic on April 21, 2009 – 5:49 am  Share
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I received a note today from the guys at Dynamism letting me know about the availability of the Viliv S5 for pre orders starting April 27th.

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  • That looks like a reasonable deal for $600 (especially when you include Dynamism's markup). Here are the specs from the Dynamism site for those who didn't check.

    The Viliv S5 features a superfine 4.8" WSVGA display, 60gb HD, and an Intel AtomTM Silverthorne 1.33GHz CPU. From a pocket PC standpoint, the S5 has a surreal (for its size) battery life of 6-hours of use. Along with a instant-on feature that allows you to resume Windows XPTM from sleep in under five seconds--and commensurate 200-hour standby time)--the S5 is unique in being a truly ultraportable device that delivers the full rich web experience. Rich web is complemented by rich media. The S5 supports 720p HD video playback, and features integrated Wifi, Bluetooth, and GPS.

    I'm not sure how readable Windows will be on a 4.8" screen, though.

    Steve
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