Universal abit readying two MIDs for the second half of 2008

by Donald Melanson, posted Mar 6th 2008 at 5:40PM

Details are really light here, but the folks at HEXUS.net caught sight of this pair of MIDs from Universal abit (the company formed by USI's acquisition of abit) at CeBIT, which they say are on track for a release sometime in the second half of this year. Both of those are unsurprisingly Menlow-based devices (otherwise known as Centrino Atom), and HEXUS speculates that they'll each likely show up under any number of different brands (a pretty safe assumption, if you ask us). No matter how they're branded, however, they're sure going to have plenty of competition by the time they actually get let loose.

[Via Pocketables]

Filed under: Handhelds

Tags: centrino atom, CentrinoAtom, menlow, mid, universal abit, UniversalAbit

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matt @ Mar 6th 2008 5:47PM

dugg!

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phanbouy @ Mar 6th 2008 6:16PM

that's so special for you

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Kamall @ Mar 6th 2008 6:05PM

My god, the top one is ugly as sin. Ugh, oh my god. Just look at that monstrosity! Bleaghhhhhh!

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Dhruv @ Mar 6th 2008 6:31PM

that cellphone is a k800i

its already out

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JohnTitor @ Mar 6th 2008 6:48PM

who said we didn't know?

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Bostig @ Mar 7th 2008 12:35AM

Tech blog entry comprehension runtime has encountered a problem, and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience. If you were following an RSS feed from Gmail, you might have to re-evaluate how much of a techie you thought your were because you have no idea what an MID is, or that USI had enough of anything to aquire abit, or that they would want to. Indeed HEXUS just sounds like a hair-care product. Information you were working on may be lost. Do you wish to send to Micro$oft?

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