Samsung Origami gizmo universally slated
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=31484
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| Stephen H. Wildstrom at Business Week, like almost everybody, believes the
| Q1 is "seriously overpriced" ? it's about £800 here in the UK -- and
| suffers from "sluggish performance" and "mediocre" battery life.
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| PC Magazine saw it as "just another questionable attempt by Bill Gates
| to revive the Slate Tablet" and awarded two and half stars out of five.
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| Will Stapley in Persional Computer World was more generous, however,
| giving the Q1 four stars out of five, despite admitting "we're strugglingt
| o work out who it's aimed at". Will also squeezes out a plum from
| Samsung -- pre-orders are only in their "hundreds" in the UK.
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Speaking from personal experience, a close colleague who recently bought a
Windows tablet rarely ever uses it. She looks like a lumberjack carrying it
around with a strap on the shoulder. All others use a Palm handheld. The
Nokia 770 looks tempting as well:
Nokia scores hit with wireless internet device
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/05/electric_nokia770/
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