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Isn't this the craziest thing ever? Haha. It's coming out in the market next month (my birthday), from the price range of 600 Dollars to 1000 Dollars. Pretty cheap for such a high tech kinda thing. I believe it comes with wireless internet or something like that.

Not a great thing to me though, if your playing games or something, where is the keyboard? lol





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Well that pen-thing will probably serve as a keyboard replacement.

But it does look really cool.

... Apple's will be better (if they come out with one, that is, which I think they will)

Anyways, you can either use a keyboard attachment or use the touch-screen keyboard. And I thought I heard somewhere it was going to be aroun $500. That's Microsoft for you. <_<

Why not just sell tablet PCs? They at least have space to write. Looks cool, though.

Tablets compete directly with notebooks (same format, more or less). This is a mix between a PDA and a laptop -- it's smaller.

Technically, Microsoft is only responsible for the OS on this one - the hardware itself is made by the companies licensing the OS (i.e. Samsung and a few others).

Cool, but an additional keyboard would be nice. Looks like a PSP *hint* *hint*. Gah, apple's too busy with their iPods. xD

Actually, I'll have to disagree, with the release of Mac Mini & MacBook Pro (and additional software, such as iLife 6) in recent months, it seems kind of dull-minded to say that Apple is busy making iPods, especially since iPods are only a small part of Apple.

I'm sure they have attachments, like such as ipods and their little covers, stickers, and charging table..I'm sure they will sell add-ons to this computer.




Oh did I mention it is only 3 pounds light?

That's pretty cool. I thought they had something like that, though.

you might have been mistaken by the psp.



The psp only plays movies, games, music.

but Microsoft's portable computer is just a computer that provides everything that you have on yours, i believe. Just lighter, and smaller then a laptop. Different from a tab computer.

Tablets come with sensitive screens and other fancy stuff. This is a step down, really.

As for the PSP - it can access wireless networks, subscribe to podcasts (or at least some form of content-through-rss scheme) and a few other unrelated things. Only complaint is that you can't write your own software for it.

The downside is that I don't think you can really tinker with the hardware...

I don't know I think its pretty neat, everything is getting down to "nano" size these days.

In related news, here is information about the Microsoft Origami

...I know what I'll be asking for for my next birthday. I'll be 13, maybe that's a big enough birthday to receive a piece of holiness like this.

Day-um.