with the increased possibilities that technology brings us we forget where things were 20 years ago:
much much much more expensive and much less functional.


A product like this for 600 bucks sure it's not cheap but when you consider what it's capable of it's a bargain. I know it may sound like I live a little too much with comparing to the past.

There's no official price, at this point in time. All digits are guesstimates.

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Originally posted by Yan Correct. The 'Origami' was talked about already.

hahaa

News from Engadget:


"According to the IDG News Service, Microsoft has not designed any new hardware for the Origami project. Instead, as stated by Microsoft's CeBIT trade show spokesperson, MS will discuss Origami for oh, about "30 seconds" come March 9th, with the thunder to be unleashed instead by Intel and Samsung. Remember, Intel is set to unveil their UMPC platform on the 7th at the start of the Intel Developer Forum, presumably setting the stage for actual product announcement on the 9th. So for all the teasers, Origami is unfolding into an XP Tablet PC edition UMPC handtop computer manufactured by Samsung."