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Not much in the way of details, but plenty in the way of sexy, this new video shows a MID device – a smaller version of the UMPC – branded Lenovo, complete with a prominent numeric keypad and slick UI that Chippy over at UMPC News believes might be Adobe’s AIR.
Check out the video after the cut
The device obviously also has an accelerometer to flip screen orientation, but other than that we’ll have to wait and see what Lenovo reveal during CES.
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2 Responses to “Lenovo MID is first ultraportable UMPC from the company”
Al January 16, 2008
should do away witht he number keys and made it a clamshell with a touch type keyboard and even made it a bit longer say 7″ so the keyboard would be easy to type.
NeutralDavePr8 February 9, 2008
Lenovo makes great laptops, why didn’t they learn from their core business and make their first pocket size device based around a touch type keyboard? I agree bring back the clamshell designs.
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