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Filed in archive Enterprise Hardware by Scott Wilson on June 04, 2008

Looks like I am not the only one looking at ultra-mobile PC options for the business... Between The Lines discusses some of the upcoming UMPC offerings which may serve as suitable business stand-ins for people needing light-weight, no-frills (or not many frills, anyway) computing options. They particularly look at the next-generation Eee PC, the 901, which has some refinements which I wouldn't mind having, including Bluetooth, an 8.9" screen, and the purpose-built low-end intel atom processorlinks, and two more hours of battery life (for four to six total, no doubt courtesy the Atom).


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