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Home » News » UMPC » Exclusive photos Switchback UMPC

Exclusive photos Switchback UMPC

By David Ciccone, posted Tuesday, Sep. 26th, 2006
Reader Comments: 5

We were lucky enough to get some exclusive photos of this innovative ruggedized UMPC. Remember this baby will run Dual OS's such as Linux, WindowsCE and Windows Mobile!



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Viliv S5 is a perfect WILD device!
Posted by o4em, Thursday, May. 28th, 2009
It's the Hummer of mobile devices!
Posted by Physboy, Tuesday, Sep. 26th, 2006
No way Chris the foot print is very small.. 5x7x2 which aint too shabby! Be on the lookout for our podcast next week as we interview the President of the company.
Posted by David Ciccone, Tuesday, Sep. 26th, 2006
That thing looks tougher than a Samsonite suitcase! :)
Posted by JNGold, Tuesday, Sep. 26th, 2006
I get that its ruggedized, meaning that it will be used in non-computing friendly environments, but the thing looks a bit on the bulky side, even for that...
Posted by CHSpera, Tuesday, Sep. 26th, 2006
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