[II_V_I]

The link on the Digital Kitchen site, which you specified in March 3rd transmission of PPC Thoughts WD, must have aged quickly. I tried it within minutes of receiving PPCTWD, and it had already been buried.

It ain't there, Dude

[II_V_I]

The link on the Digital Kitchen site, which you specified in March 3rd transmission of PPC Thoughts WD, must have aged quickly. I tried it within minutes of receiving PPCTWD, and it had already been buried.

It ain't there, Dude

[JeromeMorrow]

And what about this device: the dualcor http://jkontherun.blogs.com/jkonther...erun_excl.html



http://www.dlmag.com/index.php?m=new...y&nnet_aid=753


???? :devilboy:

[davea0511]

Originally Posted by JeromeMorrow

And what about this device: the dualcor http://jkontherun.blogs.com/jkonther...erun_excl.html



http://www.dlmag.com/index.php?m=new...y&nnet_aid=753


???? :devilboy:

I think what makes the Origami different is:
1) the TabletPC OS is not really geared toward a handheld of this size. Fonts and icons for example in the Origami OS are optimized for handheld use. It's XP, but it must be modified in some way
2) perhaps the OS is designed to work with Xscale and transmeta processors - they already have XP versions that do this, but optimization is needed.
3) The hardware itself in the Origami is expected to be significantly cheaper, puting the device in the realm of possibilities for all PocketPC users.

That's not to say the dualcor isn't cool. It's incredibly cool, but Origami is designed so that you don't need 2 Operating systems like the dualcor has.