Perhaps the first of ARM-based mini-laptops that will run Android? It'll be interesting to speculate on such an Android WiFi laptop in emerging markets which will have the Apple 3G iPhone ...

You could connect to a Windows PC from CE using a remote desktop connection product, but that depends on what your XP licence allows. Some versions specifically forbid the likes of VNC. But if it's XP Pro then a single-user terminal server is provided.

Should I be getting the same captcha text for each post?? I read the story on that topic, have you given up?

it will make it onto Christmas lists and be a good seller.

Can it run youtube, java and other web stuff ok? Can it run some games?

It will be a laptop as soon as someone ditches the garbage software and installs Linux on it instead!

I'd like to know what the author thinks is so bad about the Windows CE operating system. I've seen it on friends' PDAs and it looks really nice, probably one of the better things to come out of Microsoft in the last few years.

"Samsung 400MHz chipset."

So it probably won't play WoW.

Inexpensive laptops are very nice. However the very wide plastic border around the LCD on many of them is extremely ugly. So ugly, as in this case, that I could not use the thing. 

Consider the HP 2133: it's not $99.00, rather about $400.00+/-, so maybe apples and oranges, but it is a good looking machine.

http://www.jointech.com.hk/products_JL7100.html

Also, a few more details about the proc
Q11. Which processor have been used in JPro JL7100?
Ans. Samsung S3C Chipset with ARM 9 Core.

Shurely shome mishtake? Thats surely XP on that screen, not CE. but the crap 64Mb wouldn't really run XP that well now would it ?

As it has a USB host, with the right software I guess it could do all that the Redfly does, but with a slightly smaller screen, less battery life, and be $400 cheaper. Bargain!

Would be great to hook my Tytn II to it to browse the internet at far higher resolution.