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axxxr
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At the TRON 2004 Show Japanese Personal Media Company shows off the T-Cube a pocket-size PC running T-Engine.
T-Engine is somekind of OS standardization project for networked computers in Japan that started in 2002. Seems they want to build something that does not require to license Windows. Don't know why they not just adopt Linux.
The T-Cube runs the current T-Engine OS and uses a CPU from NEC VR5701. The desktop is written for the chinese Market supporting Multi- and Super-Chinese Character sets.
The T-Cube (tentative name) is supposed to ship in Q1 2004.
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Wow thats so amazingly Pointless i'd rather get the OQO Ultra Portable Computer (UPC)
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axxxr
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Theres a Huge Difference my friend!...Thats a portable Pocket PC where as the T-Cube is a Space Saving Desktop Computer the Size of an Orange!!
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Pointless ? lol It saves space 
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axxxr
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I can;t see why your saying its pointless??...It can be a Very Very practicle tool in a Large or Small business environment!!.
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mmsman
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pocket pc? i thought it had normal windows....
edit: yep i was right 
The OQO ultra personal computer (uPC) is a fully-functional Windows XP PC small enough to fit in your pocket, yet powerful enough to replace your laptop. The OQO computer is the much-anticipated mobility solution for people who until now had to choose between the bulk and awkwardness of a laptop and the limited capability of a PDA.
The OQO computer has all the functionality of an ultraportable notebook computer, with a 1GHz processor, a 20GB hard drive, 256MB of RAM, color transflective display (for easy indoor and outdoor viewing), 802.11b wireless, a removable lithium-polymer battery, and FireWire™ and USB 1.1 ports. For input and navigation it includes thumb keyboard with TrackStik™ and mouse buttons as well as digital pen and thumbwheel.
The OQO computer is the most versatile computer to date. Standalone, it is as portable as a PDA. With the docking cable, it is no different than a laptop in its ability to connect to projectors and Ethernet networks. In the desktop stand with the docking cable, it is a desktop computer. As a Windows PC, the OQO computer moves seamlessly from one mode to the other with no synchronizing.
With an OQO computer you can move throughout your day and enjoy constant access to all your information and Windows applications. You can use the same computer for high-powered applications at work, sending email at home, listening to music on the subway, or watching a movie on an airplane. It is the only computer you need
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joebmc
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THIS is a pointless PC...
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axxxr
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not as useless as this!!
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PeterKay
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Where did u get that picture from?..........(the car)
may i have the link to that please?
i've not seen that before.
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joebmc
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At Custompc.co.uk ,under features and click back one month old (i think) should be listed there as Extreme Customisation: Project Focus!
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axxxr
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Also came across this new pocket sized wonder!!
Features and Benefits
Microsoft Windows XP Home/Professional operating system gives you the performance and functionality of
your favorite PC applications
30GB hard drive lets you take your data and software applications wherever you go
HDTV-quality (1024 x 600) display provides a crisp view
Full-function QWERTY thumb keyboard makes it easy to type while on the go
Seamless roaming software means you’re always connected to critical email and Web-based information
802.11b/g Wi-Fi gives you high-speed access
MiddleMan software simplifies navigation in handheld mode
MobileMail (a Microsoft Outlook 2003 plug-in) enablesa more efficient email experience on low bandwidth connections while preserving battery life
Low-Power Interactive Display (LID) module gives you instant access to Outlook email, calendar, and MP3 files
Attach a large keyboard, mouse, and monitor for a traditional desktop PC experience
Connect a projector with the port replicator and you’re ready to present
Specifications
Dimensions: 5.8" x 4" x 1" (148mm x 101mm x 26mm)
Weighs 1lb (450g)
1 GHz processor
256MB system RAM
30GB internal hard drive
5.6" HDTV-quality display (1024 x 600)
Integrated 802.11b/g
3D graphics w/ 8MB video RAM
USB 2.0 port
Microsoft Windows XP Home/Professional
Optional
LID module
Bluetooth
Wide area networking
Port replicator
Mini dock with DVD-CD/RW drive
For more detailed info or to place an order go to this link!
http://www.flipstartpc.com/
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On 2004-02-25 18:19:12, PeterKay wrote:
Where did u get that picture from?..........(the car)
may i have the link to that please?
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the mother board on the car is a mini-itx form 
theres laods of cools different mini-itx PCs on http://www.mini-itx.com/
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axxxr
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That vaporous OQO Ultrapersonal Computer we’ve been hearing about for years now might not be showing up in stores any time soon, but it is turning up on TV. We didn’t catch it ourselves, but we heard that some bad guy on 24 was spotted using one. No word on whether the remaining episodes of the series will be spent determining whether the OQO is for real or not.
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jplacson
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IBM had one of those WAAAAAAYYYYY back during the Win95 days...
it was called the Thinkpad PC 110
This is actual size if viewed at 72dpi
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batesie
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i can see the future. we will all have an all inclusive life support device, catering us for all media, social and personal needs. and a widescreen viewer in contact lenses, kineticly powered. and xp2045. or not...
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Posted: 2004-02-25 16:06
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