Monday, July 10, 2006
Engadget's Gets Their Hands on the Sony UX180P
Posted by Ekkie Tepsupornchai in "ARTICLE" @ 08:30 AM
"Sony is never a company to back down from raising a few eyebrows or ruffling a few feathers in the standards game, and so shall it be with the not-quite-UMPC UX180P. There's little question that the UX whips up on the current crop of UMPCs in the marketplace, sporting a more powerful processor, higher-res screen, integrated keyboard and EDGE -- but at $1800, it needs to. And right there lies the million-dollar question: at almost double the cost of a UMPC, does the UX serve its function? And what exactly is its function, for that matter? Read on for our take on the answers, along with some in-depth imagery."
Engadget gives us their hands-on impressions of Sony's UMPC-competitor, accompanied with photos of the device, its accessories, and overall packaging. They conclude by stating their preference between the Sony UX, the OQO, and UMPC. So which way to do they lean? Check out the article to find out.
Engadget gives us their hands-on impressions of Sony's UMPC-competitor, accompanied with photos of the device, its accessories, and overall packaging. They conclude by stating their preference between the Sony UX, the OQO, and UMPC. So which way to do they lean? Check out the article to find out.
