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Showing 1-20 of 20 results foundMinitablets to gain considerable steam, researcher says
April 27, 2006 Once form factor backers Microsoft and Intel resolve battery issue and marketing strategy, In-Stat says millions will sell.Photos: Nokia's minitablet to go
May 25, 2005 New Web-browsing device has a 4-inch horizontal touch screen with zoom capabilities and an on-screen keyboard.Action unfolds in Origami PCs
May 1, 2006 As Samsung's Q1 makes its U.S. debut, questions remain about whether minitablets are ready for a breakout.Microsoft dreams up low-cost minitablet
April 25, 2005 Software giant to show off 6-inch-screen prototype and more at WinHEC in Seattle.World of Origami still unfolding
December 22, 2006 A new round of devices using the Microsoft software will debut at CES, but the minitablet still has a way to go.Microsoft whispers Origami details
March 2, 2006 Unable to stay completely mum, Microsoft confirms Origami is a Windows XP-based mobile PC.Samsung minitablet debuts in U.S.
May 1, 2006 Q1 device to sell through Best Buy's online store next week, show up in some of retailer's outlets this summer. Photos: Samsung's Q1 unveiledIntel shows Origami-like device
March 7, 2006 CNET News.com gets a sneak preview of the minitablet devices that the chipmaker will show later on Tuesday. Photos: Origami mini tablets Sneak peak of small things to comeNext Nokia minitablet to get Webcam, WiMax?
June 22, 2006 Company says next 770-style Linux device likely won't have cellular connectivity, but it's considering other features. Photos: Nokia's minitablet to goSamsung unfolds Origami tablet in stores
June 19, 2006 Best Buy and Fry's put the Microsoft-powered minitablet on shelves, but demand still seems limited, analyst says.Week in video: New wares, soft and hard
May 6, 2006 Samsung U.S. minitablet debut. Also: Google's drawing software and Sling Media's TV-beaming box.Reality check for the much-hyped Origami PC
March 9, 2006 Microsoft's vision of cheap, pocket-size minitablet remains elusive goal. Will buyers wait for next generation?Mobile minitablets still grounded despite new tech
April 30, 2007 Whether you call it a UMPC, an MID or a minitablet, it's far from certain you'll ever call it a success.Photos: Intel ultramobilesCanonical refines mobile Ubuntu Linux
June 7, 2007 Ubuntu Mobile and Embedded Edition will permit multimedia and power management on Intel's minitablet PC platform.Details unfolding on Microsoft's Origami
February 27, 2006 Company is working on a minitablet that runs on Windows and could sell for as little as $600, sources tell CNET News.com. Origami: Enough of anything?Microsoft lays plans for 'Vistagami' tablets
May 24, 2006 Successor to Origami will look like the Windows XP-based tablet PC, but run the Vista update and hopefully cost less.Consumer gadgets rule at CeBit
March 13, 2006 roundup IT trade show in Germany features latest in high-tech gear, including Microsoft's new handheld design. Photos: Gadgets galoreShow-and-tell for Microsoft
April 28, 2005 Redmond plans equivalent of flight data recorder for PCs. Also: Lots about Longhorn. Photos: A look at LonghornWeek in pictures: Gadget heaven
March 10, 2006 roundup Intel Developer Forum, CeBit attendees find themselves in gizmo paradise. Also: Mashups, cult films and the 'Godfather.'Week in review: Unfolding Origami
March 3, 2006 Despite hints at big announcements, Microsoft offers whispered details while Apple brings big noise to iPod.
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