BigBeaks provides thoughts about the TabletKiosk eo UMPC Recall. The recall involved transfering "the hard drive, memory (if expanded), and back panel (with the serial number and Windows activation number), to an otherwise completely new unit."
There is no doubt that TabletKiosk has handled all aspects of the UMPC launch, advertising, and troubles with their best foot forward. Other companies can learn from them.
You'll soon be able to get your hands on Asustek's first UMPC
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Asustek's first UMPC has received FCC approval meaning that we should be seeing a US release of the R2H very soon. For those of you who haven't been keeping up with the 
development of the R2H, DailyTech had a chance to play around with a unit at Computex and it's quite impressive. The unit features a 7" WXGA screen, WiFi, BT 2.0+EDR, 1.3MP camera and biometric security. Asus engineers also told us that they are hoping for at least two hours of battery life with its first UMPC effort. Asus expects the R2H to retail for under $1,000 which would put it right in line with Samsung Q1, but far below the Sony VAIO UX50 and UX90.
Ultimate Ears super.fi 5 Pro TabletPc2.com Product of the Month
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The sound quality of the Super.fi 5 pro is amazing, the base, treble and midrange sounds are clear and defined, the overall sound is smooth and there was no noticeable distortion. I tried them with an iPod, with the Samsung Q1 UMPC, Tablet Kiosk Sahara i215 Tablet PC, Toshiba M200 Tablet PC, Fujitsu 4210 Tablet PC, Gateway M280E Tablet PC, with my nephews Sony PSP and even with my Dell media center. While the super.fi pro 5 can't make a device with bad sound sound good, it makes devices with great sound, sound even better.
Listening to music with Ultimate Ears and Samsung Q1 UMPC
Q1 Extended Battery Picture
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According to the Source he is getting around 5 1/2 hours out of this battery browsing the web while listening to mp3s.
UMPC Users Should Embrace Sony's Product
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The Sony UX Micro PC line is interesting for two reasons. First, Internet surfers should watch the headlines the product line is generating and second users should compare product features focused on during reviews. In this short article, we’ll take a look at both ideas in relation to Sony and compare the meme to the UMPC market. Will UMPC and Sony products compete head to head?
TabletPC2.com Review: Samsung Q1 UMPC
The Ultra Mobile PC was designed for ease of mobility and convenience and the Q1 provides that.
If you enjoy the convenience of having all of your desktop applications, email, MP3, Pen and Ink capabilities, GPS and other computer features all in a 1.7 pound package doesn't weigh you down when your out and about the Q1 is worth looking into.
Tablet Kiosk EO with Extended Battery
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Asus R2H: Origami UMPC in 'quite good' shocker
Crave, UK
Our friends at Asus (of Lamborghini and leather laptop fame) have just sent us
the company's version of the Intel/Microsoft Origami concept. It's called the Asus R2H and it's the most serious rival to the Samsung Q1 Ultra-Mobile PC.
The R2H also has an integrated GPS receiver, the aerial for which is tucked away at the rear of the unit, so you can use it to find your way home when you're not using the device as a portable media player. Finally, there's a very handy mouse nipple at the top right that you can use to navigate your way around the Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition operating system.
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Daewoo Lucoms debuts UMPC Solo M1
Telecoms Korea
Daewoo Lucoms, a local computer manufacturer spun off from Daewoo 
Electronics, releases ultra mobile PC Solo M1.
The UMPC supports for PMP, MP3 player, DMB, Web CAM, Bluetooth and navigation. It is powered by Intel 900㎒ CPU and MS Windows XP Tablet Edition.
Mini-keyboard, leather case, external ODD, DMB receiver and built-in navigation are optional. It was priced at 998,000 won.
UPDATE 1-Intel marketing head moves to consumer unit
Reuters
Intel Corp. said on Thursday that Eric Kim, hired with much fanfare two years ago to revitalize the chipmaker's brand, would drop his role as top marketer to head the company's consumer division
Kim's marketing co-chief, a rising star named Anand Chandrasekher, will manage a new business unit focused on the "ultra-mobile" PC -- a new kind of computer that is smaller than a laptop but more powerful than a handheld organizer
Today, as part of my Aussie Tablet PC Guy duties, I decided to sit down with both the Samsung Q1 and the TabletKiosk EO Ultra Mobile PCs. Because there was so much ground to cover and lots of omissions due to time constraints I’ve turned the VLOG into a two-part series. The show notes below give you guide as to what’s contained and I’ll leave the rest up to your own viewing pleasure.
On this occasion I’ve aimed at making the review informative and have chosen the touchscreen as the main subject matter to focus on. Every time I rip a VLOG I also gain a new found respect for VLOGgers in the Tablet space.
Australian Tablet PC Distributor Tegatech Australia is now shipping the Tablet Kiosk EO Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC) and hopes to have the Samsung Q1 ready for Distribution shortly.
Sit back and enjoy this two part series named: Ultra Mobile PC: An Australian Story.
SAMSUNG Q1 Ultra Mobile PC Receives Expanded Product Availability
Samsung Press Release
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., a global leader in semiconductor, 
telecommunication, digital media and digital convergence technologies, today announced that it has expanded retail distribution of its new Samsung Q1 Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC) due to strong initial sales and growing customer excitement for the device.
Launched May 1 in the United States, the Samsung Q1 is now sold in all 32 Fry's Electronics stores and soon will be available at various Best Buy stores in Texas. Initially, the Q1 was sold via Best Buy's e-tail outlet, www.bestbuy.com/ultramobilepc, and at www.CDW.com.
"The Q1 was in high demand from the moment it debuted on the Best Buy and CDW websites," said David A. Nichols, Director, Display Marketing, Samsung Electronics America. "That demand is what's driven us to make the Q1 available at all Fry's Electronics stores plus the Texas-based Best Buy outlets. In addition, we'll soon be announcing yet another distributor for the Q1."
TabletKiosk eo v7110 UMPC Review
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If I had to choose one word for the eo it would addictive....
Tablet Kiosk's eo v7110 Ultra Mobile PC was designed with productivity, mobility and convenience in mind and it does a great job of providing users all of that. The user friendly buttons on the face of the eo give you the ability to access everything you need at the touch of a button
If you think you would enjoy the convenience of having all of your desktop applications, email, MP3, Pen and Ink capabilities, along with all of your other computer features in a 2.0 pound package that is easy to carry around and easy to use the eo v7110 UMPC, purchase the extended battery and the eo will make a great addition to your computer arsenal
UMPC Rumors
UMPCBUZZ
If we measure the growth of a market by the introduction of new products then the UMPC market continues to grow leaps and bounds. In fact, US residents should see two new models soon. Clearing throat – pause – I’m not sure if that translates to weeks or months. Regardless, the UMPC market is growing.
Several months ago I learned how the Founder UMPC would enter the US market. The system will not carry the Founder name. No, I cannot spill the beans and provide you the name of the company who will relabel the Founder, but all UMPC watchers will be pleasantly surprised and happy. The company will back the product with wonderful service.
Rebranding is nothing new but somehow the UMPC models with different labels are getting confused. For example, a recent set of headlines touted about a new model in Korea. It was the Founder with a different label.
Amidst all the confusion, there is a rather large company that has a new UMPC that should reach our market soon. Who? Sorry. I am under an obligation to not tell you any specifics. Yet, I want you to think in good terms about the UMPC future. The future looks bright.
Samsung Means Business with Its Q1 UMPC
Channel Insider
Despite a less than warm initial reception for the diminutive PC category by 
analysts—ultramobile PCs are small, keyboard-less handheld computers capable of running Microsoft's Windows XP—Samsung said its Q1 UMPC has exceeded its expectations, particularly for businesses.
Meanwhile, depending on the success of the device, its future plans include at least one Q1 follow-on and possibly offering Samsung-brand notebooks again in the United States.
"What we've seen is that once people are actually holding a UMPC, they start to see the possibilities. Seeing pictures or reading about it doesn't do it justice," said David Nichols, director of product marketing for Samsung Electronics' Information Technology Division, based in Irvine, Calif.
"We're exceeding the initial expectations that the group had for the product…now we have raised the bar. We're excited about the prospects we see going forward."
The Q1's small size—it's far smaller than a lightweight tablet PC, which might come with a 10-inch or 12-inch display and weigh between three and five pounds—means it's easier to carry for highly mobile workers such as field sales agents or medical personnel, Nichols said.
"You'll see an additional wave of UMPCs available in the holiday timeframe," said Mika Kramer, head of Microsoft's new Windows Client Mobility Marketing Team, in a recent interview with eWEEK.
But Samsung, too, has its eye on the future.
Nichols implied that Samsung is looking at offering more than one type of UMPC going forward—it might deliver a corporate model and a consumer model—as well as investigating beefed up wireless capabilities.
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