[Ti] 14 ounce powerbook sim

[Wilhelm Wanders]

i don't know, but you got almost everything that this thing has in a 
little palmtop or pda ....
connectivity and maybe the storage amount is an argument, but it 
doesn't come close to the functionality and power that a 
laptop/powerbook has.
i might be wrong though - anyhuh, i wouldn't like to try to type on 
that keyboard or look at the lcd for longer than a few minutes.

it is a nice thought though, it will be interesting to see if they 
found a nitsch (spelling¿) between laptop and pda - i doubt they'll be 
that revolutionary successfull though

^_^


On Jun 3, 2004, at 7:38 PM, khyber courchesne wrote:

> I know I mentioned this before, but just had time to check the 
> company's
> website, and its quite interesting.
>
> http://www.oqo.com/hardware/photos/photo03.html
> http://www.oqo.com/hardware/video/
>
> That thing is sweet. I have a 17" PB that I'm not going to take to a
> javanese village, but something like the OQO would be perfect for 
> managing
> photos etc. I don't know whether to be happy or sad that most of the 
> case
> details are taken directly from Apple's Powerbook line. No coincidence 
> that
> their "history of computers" video shows a Blue G3, Cube, iMac, then a
> Titanium, but no AlBook, since theirs is so obviously a copy (other 
> than the
> perforated door taken directly from the TiBooks, and there's a healthy 
> dose
> of the soon to be discontinued Clie line).
>
>  This was bound to happen...it is the future and I just hope Apple 
> does it
> next because it would be so much better than this.