Thought that netbooks were already small enough? Well, believe again. Sagemcom has just presented his Spiga, a cross between a netbook and a smart phone, launched as “the smallest PC in the world.” The format is truly pocket-sized (158 x 94.1 x 18.6mm) and weighing up to 315 grams. The screen is a 4.8-inch TFT touch with resolution of 1024 × 768 pixels to be capable to see well the Internet pages. Also have a 1.3-megapixel webcam, a microphone and an audio jack for headphones, a SIM card reader and Bluetooth to exchange data. The keyboard, as seen from the pictures, is a complete QWERTY, although small, and inside we find an Intel Atom processor and operating system is Windows XP Family Edition “starts in less than 30 seconds,” they know Sagemcom.
Other accessories consist a stylus, a mini USB 2.0, an 8GB SSD and the capability to enlarge the memory via microSD up to 16GB for a total of 24GB. A little ‘bit, but if you bring along some cinema to see in the air during the traveling to your destination Christmas, might be enough. And do not you give up, and of course, relative, assured by the Wi-Fi, 3G and HSDPA. The fact that runs with XP intends you can simply install the software you have a preference, including MSN and Skype and see videos at YouTube, update your status on Face book and check e-mail, as well as watch your favorite pictures and videos and music. Nobody knows when it comes out it shall price or how, but we anticipation to arrive in time for Christmas shopping and having a price suitable to the instant.
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97 days ago
97 days ago