OQO review

Over at the Gadgeteer, I've just read this fairly extensive review of the OQO Model 2. It looks an amazing bit of kit, fully-featured, capable of running most normal standard software (MS Office, for instance), and has Wi-Fi built in (of course). She's a beaut!

This is my dream (almost)

This is what I'm talking about - a fully-functional, wearable computer. Brill, isn't it?

Here's a link to PARVUS who make the thing. It can support Windows CE or Linux, has a touch screen, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and an integrated GPS.

For my money ( which ain't a lot) I think the ergonomics are a bit screwy, and the thing needs to be a bit longer in the length department, and a bit narrower in the width department. But it ain't half bad. It needs to be a little less obtrusive, so it doesn't look like you're wearing a Blood Pressure Monitor full time, which would be a bit sad.

What's it all about?

This blog is all about teeny tiny computers - the sort you can hold in the palm of your hand. A bit like PDAs, but better.

This is my first post here

Hello. I'll delete this when I'm all set up.