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This good-looking and portable unit has all the features of a great Ultra Mobile tablet PC, but nowhere near enough power to make it happen. With functionality issues like screen resolutions resetting every log-in and the touch screen disabling after i...

Excellent portability, good image reproduction, stylish looks, handwriting recognition works well...

Weak processor that cannot support intensive applications, movies and videos difficult to watch, no GPS software bundled, touch screen disables after intensive operations, screen resolution requires resetting every restart The Final Word This good-look...

This good-looking and portable unit has all the features of a great Ultra Mobile tablet PC, but nowhere near enough power to make it happen. With functionality issues like screen resolutions resetting every log-in and the touch screen disabling after i...
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T3.com Updated: 2014-01-01 04:13:16
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Palmtops, Ultra Mobile PCs, Tiny-O-Boxes: call them what you will, these little buggers pack a fully-functional PC into a tiny box weighing less than a kilo. The only problem is that theyre a bit like bidets - everyone knows what they are, but nobod...

GPS, Good video-chat set-up with built-in Wi-Fi and cam, Lush looks...

Poor battery and interface...

Among the most feature-rich UMPCs around... but your laptop is still better...
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In Spring 2006 we were all unhealthily keen on getting our hands on the first generation of Ultra Mobile PCs. The concept promised much: an ideal portable computer that bridges the gap between PDAs and laptops. To double our excitement, two of the blig...

Cheap. Plenty of features. Big hard disk.

No built-in keyboard. Feels clumsy. Lo-res screen.

Plenty of features at a low price, but it just feels like a clumsily designed laptop...
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xbitlabs.com Updated: 2014-01-01 04:13:15
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Venturing upon the precarious Origami project, its developers from Intel and Microsoft must have wanted to convince everyone of the viability of their idea with the release of initial products, yet they did not quite succeed. Today, after more than a y...

Original metallized UMPC design, Excellent size/weight parameters, Highquality LCD matrix, Rich accessories, Handwriting input, stylusbased navigation, multiple positioning devices, GPS module, Broad wireless opportunities, Fingerprint scanner, Wide range...

Short battery life, Poor ergonomics, Case surfaces become hot at work, Low display resolution...

The R2G should not be criticized much just because the whole Origami concept doesn’t look mature as yet. The main downside is the short battery life. Why all this mobility if the device cannot last long away from the mains? Considering that the R2H...
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Businessweek.com Updated: 2014-01-01 04:13:16
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This ultra-mobile PC is beautifully designed for every activity from word processing to gaming. But some of the software is taxing...
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Inside the box you'll get the following items: Lots of goodies come in the box with the R2H...

The Asus R2H is a device, like other UMPCs, has a bit of an identity crisis. It certainly can't replace a laptop or desktop as an everyday PC, but it's too large to replace a PDA. If you have specific needs and you know the R2 might fit those needs giv...
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PRESENTATIONThe ASUS R2H is the first UMPC (ex-Origami Project) device with a built-in GPS receiver and as a result was much anticipated. It may sound a bit odd when its easy enough to add a Bluetooth GPS, but as most of us whove used PDAs or PDAPho...
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In Spring 2006 we were all unhealthily keen on getting our hands on the first generation of Ultra Mobile PCs. The concept promised much: an ideal portable computer that bridges the gap between PDAs and laptops. To double our excitement, two of the blig...

Cheap. Plenty of features. Big hard disk.

No built-in keyboard. Feels clumsy. Lo-res screen.

Plenty of features at a low price, but it just feels like a clumsily designed laptop...
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