I like Ferraris. I like Lamborginis. But buying a laptop or mp3 player or whatever, with the logo of one these companies, is just lame. You might as well paint the word 'loser' on your forhead.
For god sakes - aren't most Pocket PC or Palm OS deivces with a keyboard less then this anyway? What on earth are they guys thinking? The whole point of a separate keyboard / keypad is NOT needing a stylus. Insane.
For god sakes - aren't most Pocket PC or Palm OS deivces with a keyboard less then this anyway? What on earth are they guys thinking? The whole point of a separate keyboard / keypad is NOT needing a stylus. Insane.
I don't why there is this idea that WiBro is a type of wifi/wimax - the article here states this laptop has the 'WiBro flavor of WiMax'. Well, last i checked, WiMax (like 11a,g etc types of WiFi before it) is a real standards based wireless network technology that operates in the UNLICENSED spectrum - WiBro is a purely Korean standard that uses LICENSED spectrum - i.e. any WiBro hotspot / towers or whatever can only be operated by companies who pay govenerments for the use of the spectrum. Pretty big difference - as big as the difference between say, Wifi and CDMA. WiBro = a flavor of WiMax? I don't think so - but i guess it depends on how you define it.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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The 650 can run Doom - has been able for months now.