To test typing speeds on mobile device keyboards, I usually take one of the 3-minute tests available at TypingTest.com. Since no one would want to sit through three minutes of me typing (even watching a pot of water come to a boil is more interesting than that!), I took and recorded a one-minute test instead.
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Kohjinsha SR UMPC - UMPC REVIEW
Kohjinsha SR UMPC - UMPC REVIEW
This is the Kohjinsha SR UMPC features an integrated optical drive, a touchscreen that pivots into tablet position, has a seven-inch display with 1024 x 600 resolution, 802.11b/g, Bluetooth, a 1.3 megapixel camera, and a 60GB hard drive and 3-in-1 media car reader (Memory Stick/ [...]
This is the Kohjinsha SR UMPC features an integrated optical drive, a touchscreen that pivots into tablet position, has a seven-inch display with 1024 x 600 resolution, 802.11b/g, Bluetooth, a 1.3 megapixel camera, and a 60GB hard drive and 3-in-1 media car reader (Memory Stick/ Compact Flash/ SD), 2 x USB, VGA port, and microphone and headphone jacks. Also, it provides standard keyboard, plus
Kohjinsha will be start to sell a couple of Ultra-Mobile PC on Friday in Japan featuring AMD Geode LX800 500MHz (video functional built-in) CPU and 7″ touch-screen display with resolution of 1,024×600-pixel. The first of the two is the “SA5KX08AL” that comes with a 80GB of HDD, 512MB of main memory (upgradeable to [...]
Kohjinsha, fabricante japonés de portátil ha desafiado a los Asus Eee, anunciando un portátil de igual o inferior tamaño que los Asus Eee pero en cambio estas unidades tendrán discos duros de 80GB.
Los modelos SA5KXO8AL y SA5KXO8FL tendrán como sistema operativo el Windows XP Home Edition y tienen un procesador de 500MHz AMD Geode LX800, [...]
Holding an UMPC sometimes make we bored when we need to watch or install other program from a CDs/DVDs because they often doesn’t have an Optical drive. By this case, Kohjinsha has release a new UMPC which built-in DVD burner model number SR8KPO6S. And if you didn’t want to use or want to saving the [...]
Most of the UMPC has not had an optical drive. The Tablet PC of Kohjinsha’s SR8KPO6S have a DVD writer which can be disabled to accumulate power. It features a 7” Touch Display of 1024×600 with Intel 800MHZ
CPU chipset. It also has 60GB HDD, WiFi G, Bluetooth and 9.2 x 7 x 1.3”, 2.4lbs. Kohjinsha [...]
Kohjinsha SR Series Feature :
Intel processor A110 (800MHz)
Memory : 1GB
Hard Disk : 60GB
Bluetooth : Ver,2.0+EDR
Wireless LAN : IEEE802.11 b/g
DVD Super Multi Drive
7″ Wide TFT Color LCD (LED Back light) with Touch Screen Resolution (standard display) WSVGA (1024×600)
Camera: 1.3 Million Pixels
3 in 1 Media Slot: SD Card (SDHC/SDIO) / Memory Stick / MMC Card compatible, CF [...]
I'm going to make a video intro to the Kohjinsha SH6 later today but before I do, let me get something off my chest. At the top of the list of my first impressions of the SH6 (that I bought with my own money because I felt confident about the McCaslin platform) is, unfortunately, a very negative comment. Its something that is annoying the hell out of me and makes me wonder if Intel have enough control on their UMPC ecosystem partners because this issue should never have happened. The problem is battery life. This is a device using second-gen UMPC-focused Intel silicon and the new low-power Samsung 1024x600 LED-backlit screen and a device that follows in the footsteps of its 4-hour AMD-based older brother, the SA1. Its a device that you expect to have at least 3 hour battery life and yet, even with its 3-cell battery, its only a 2-hour device. What's going on? Building a PC based on a 600Mhz power-optimized CPU means you're at least considering battery life'but to end up with a dev
Kohjinsha 7-inch Touchscreen UMPC: "Here’s a slick looking new UMPC for Korea, it’s the Kohjinsha SA Plus. You’ll get, 512MB memory, a 100GB HDD and Bluetooth.. The 4.5 hour battery life in power saving mode is not so great, and reaches 80% charge in one hour. Starting at around $1,000 USD, this thing has a much larger hard drive than Fujitsu’s new UMPC, and basically has all the same specs. (Via Ministry of Tech.)
Where do i start ? Let's call it a ultra-mobile PC. It's practically a mini-laptop, if you consider the components : 1gb of RAM and an 80gb HDD. It also has an AMD processor and Integrated Bluetooth 2.0, wifi, SD/SDIO/MMC memory card slot. Like wow. Now you can be connected and portable anywhere. I personally like the screen :source
