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I go the chance to play around with the Samsung Papyrus in the Samsung booth. While the Samsung representatives had absolutely no information about the Papyrus, I was able to find the information management, active digitizer notetaking,

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Tablet PC, Netbook, Mobile PC, and Multi-Touch News / Reviews. Small slate tablet wifi internet device. 4.3 inch 480×272 display. Google Android OS. Officially dubbed an MSND: Mobile Social Networking Device.

New e-ink device from Samsung. 3180411916_ff20054725_m This drive looks fabulous! Ink note taking with little lag, plus a host of additional apps all built-in. Hoping to learn more later.

I just received an email from Dynamism announcing that the device is up and ready to be ordered on their site and they add further confirmation to this: “The integrated battery has an optimal 4-hour runtime (2.5 hours under normal use).

The device has a 4.3 inch 480×272 resistive touchscreen (you will probably need a stylus) and a software keyboard. There is also a front facing webcam and built in microphone and speakers so Skype is definitely possible.

Lots of info tonight about the VAIO P. Here we can see some pictures of what makes up the insides of the VAIO P. Check out a few of the shots below from PC.

MX515 processor, Canonical’s Ubuntu® operating system, a new power management IC from Freescale, the SGTL5000 ultra low-power audio codec and Adobe® Flash® Lite™ software, Adobe’s Flash Player for mobile phones and devices.

Samsung Electronics will soon release the world’s first PCs embedded with a 32GB NAND flash-based SSD (Solit State Disk). Previously, NAND is mostly used on mobile computing application. It reads 300% faster (53MB/s) and writes 150% quicker (28MB/s) than normal hard drives. By replacing the hard drive with NAND SSD, multiple applications can be run more effectively, and large volume of data can be edited and reproduced more efficiently. For example, Microsoft Windows XP operating system will require up to 50% less time to boot up on SSD environment. Of course that’s a good thing. I’m sure I don’t have to explain how boring it is to wait for the Windows to finish booted up and get its system ready.

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