Elektrobit and Wistron MIDs pop up under lock and key at CEATEC: hands-on


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Looks good, but needs less bezel.
MUCH less bezel. This looks like some circa-2002 pmp
so much for being under lockdown, someone has scratched it up with their key... oh wait... ew.
wait. it's called a "mobile internet device reference device"? what?
its a reference design , so if you were intrested in ordering 10,000 mids you might look at it for reference, to see what is achievable , size , etc.
I like the look of the device could have been a larger screen. If it was cheap I would seriously think about it but I don't think it will be on sale. What we really need is a cheap MID. That is where OQO fell in my eyes, Charging too much.
HTC Hero is better.. ZOMG
2 of them looked like smartphones because of the traditional green and red buttons. Intel did say these were smartphones before I recall running the moorestown chip.
Yo MID, sweet tribal tat braah.
"Elektrobit and Wistron MIDs pop up under lock and key at CEATEC: hands-on" [...] "not a soul was allowed to touch it."
wait. what?
I spy with my little eye a mini-HDMI port! :D