Build quality looks a tad suspect, but a 7-inch touchscreen, Windows XP, stereo speakers, Bluetooth, WiFi, 2-in-1 card reader, and what appears to be an optical mouse put the Shenzhen e-Loam F7 UMPC a step or two above the majority of devices that come out of China. It also has 1GB of RAM, a 0.3-megapixel web cam, what is most likely an 80GB hard drive (the "8G BSANISK hard disk" on the product page looks like several typos to me), and a 1.2GHz VIA C7-M processor. Not the best by any means, sure, but definitely better than all the WinCE-based competition it's got over there.
This looks really interesting, the web site for e-loam also shows an F1 version that is even
stronger than this one. Would love to actually test one and see it in action.
8G BSANISK would be an 8GB Sandisk SSD I’d suspect… so probably not 80GB.
That’s what I was thinking at first, but 8GB for XP seemed too puny and the use of the words “hard disk” made it seem more likely that it could’ve been 80GB. Maybe “Sanisk” is just some sort of Chinese knock-off brand.
what we need is a pocket PC that has sliding dual monitor and folding long keyboard
i mean slid out the second display from behind the first and open the whole keyboard from the center
The product like very cool and interesting,even it is stronger enough from other. would love to test and that i was thinking about.
What we mean to say is that sli out the second display from behind the first and open the whole keyword from the center.