Samsung Q1 Ultra (Q2) launching at CeBIT

by Thomas Ricker, posted Mar 13th 2007 at 9:22AM

See that? That's right, it's the Q2 UMPC all grown up and set for launch at CeBIT 2007 under a new name: the Q1 Ultra. We just pulled the image above direct from Samsung Taiwan's CeBIT teaser site. The name is fitting we guess, as Samsung looks to align their latest UMPC with their other high-end Ultra-branded devices. Look for the official unveiling Thursday to mark the the first anniversary of the UMPC launch by Intel and Microsoft. My how time flies when you're experimenting with a new mobile platform.

[Via UMPC news, thanks Stasys]

Filed under: Handhelds, Tablet PCs

Tags: cebit, q1, q1 ultra, Q1Ultra, q2, samsung

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Unis @ Mar 13th 2007 9:51AM

I will be first in line for the Q1 Ultra !!!

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Osiris @ Mar 13th 2007 10:08AM

I love the look of the Samsung U600 (the slider pictured)
Hopefully will be getting it on upgrade if its out by then.

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Christopher M. @ Mar 13th 2007 11:01AM

Some places (dynamism for one) are taking pre-orders for a Q1 with Vista. Same device, do you think?

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Chuck @ Mar 13th 2007 6:42PM

The specs for the one dynamism is selling still sates 800 x 480 for the resolution; so either they have not update the specs or are accidently using the word Ultra without knowning that an Ultra was going to be released.

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farfisa @ Mar 13th 2007 3:58PM

Now they can say it's "The World's Most Ultra."

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macha88 @ Mar 13th 2007 10:29PM

Q 1 as in quicktime one logo?

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Paul Phillips @ Mar 14th 2007 3:52PM

There are proper pictures here!!
http://www.umpcportal.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=403

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