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OQO upgrades world's smallest PC

CES 007 Via replaces Transmeta
By Charlie Demerjian in Las Vegas
Thu Jan 11 2007, 17:30
OQO HAS UPGRADED the smallest x86 PC in the world. We told you about it earlier, now it has a Via CPU and a docking station. It is a big upgrade for a small PC.

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The specs are simple, it is a full-blown PC running the full version of XP, 1GHz (although some people said 1.5 at times) Via C7 CPU, 1G of RAM, and a 60GB HD. It will run Vista but I think Aero Glass is a little out of the question. On the connectivity side, it also supports EVDO so you can be connected anywhere, it is a truly mobile PC.

The cable full of ports concept has been replaced with a docking station that folds up into a little more space than the computer itself. Together they are far smaller than a laptop would be. µ

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