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Asus R2H Gets FCC Nod

Filed in archive Mobile by Shane McGlaun on July 8, 2006

Asus is a serious player in the world of computer components links from mainboards to graphics cards. We can add Ultra Mobile PCs to their list of items with the FCC approval of the R2H Ultra Mobile. The screen is a 7" WXGA dispaly and the system has a built in 1.3 megapixel camera as well as Bluetooth connectivity. Integrated whiz bang security via a fingerprint reader keeps your documents safe while you don't have to recall passwords. MSRP on the R2H Ultra Mobile PC is $1000, not bad at all.

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