For better functionality, the Umid mBook1 obtained a couple enhancements and a new name – Umid mBook M2. This tablet is now equipped with a big USB port found at the right side of the keyboard and a standard 3.5mm audio. It has an Intel Atom processor, an 8GB to 32GB memory option which supports a wireless LAN and Bluetooth 2.0 behind a 4.8-inch 1024×600 resolution display. Aside from the above-mentioned specs, the Umid mBook M2 makes a conducive gadget anywhere without a desk because of its 315g weight.
In case you’ve never seen this, it’s a real marvel of technology, both the M1 and the new M2. It is TINY!… a little larger than an iPhone, but with full Windows OS onboard, in the case of the M2- Windows 7. Right when I was thinking that the 10.1-inch display on my Toshiba M2010 is really small (although it has a decent keyboard), I get an M2 sample and my Toshiba looks like a monster.
Upgrading its mbook M1 sibling, the new UMID mbook M2 comes with a choice for either a 1.2GHz or 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor and packs 1GB of RAM. Very much the same in terms of form factor, the M2 is now addressing the flaws of the previous model by opening the screen up a lot further (allowing to view what you’re actually typing) and by including an optical mouse on the right hand side of the screen (with buttons on the left). It still has the 3G SIM card slot, a microSD port and the 1.3 megapixel camera, making the UMID mbook M2 a hands-down winning sequel to it’s predecessor.
As mentioned, it will boot up with Windows 7, the release date is stated for December and the price will be close to $499. (www.dynamism, 800-711-6277)
