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Vulcan Flipstart

Filed in archive Mobile by Mark Rollins on March 6, 2007

Vulcan Flipstart
Every once in a while, you will hear about this great technology that comes out, but it never does, for one reason or another. One of these products is the Vulcan Flipstart, a UMPC which first surfaced on the technology battlefield in 2003.

It has finally been made into reality, but perhaps a little too late. The picture may not give you any idea of size, but it is about the size of a sodalinks can when its screen is flipped. It has a QWERTY keyboard, 30 GB HDD, and a now antique Pentium M processor.

Unfortunately, there are now UMPCs that are smaller and have a lot more features, especially when the Vulcan Flipstart has an expensive price of $1999. As the Vulcans say: "this is not logical". You should probably use your money more wisely.

Via I4U News






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