27 September 2005 11:12 GMT / By Stuart Miles
OQO today announces its newest ultra personal computer, the OQO model 01+. With upgraded specs, new features and additional accessories all packed in the same 14 ounce pocketable design that made the model 01 the smallest and most mobile Windows XP computer on the market.In addition to upgraded memory, larger hard drive, and faster USB, the model 01+ incorporates an internal speaker and improved pen-based digitizer.
The model will include a 1GHz processor, 30GB hard drive, 512MB RAM and a 800 x 480 W-VGA 5in display which now supports screen rotation.
Weighting in at just under 400 grams and measuring 4.9in x 3.4in x .9in the unit also features a 3D accelerated graphics with 8MB video RAM and a QWERTY thumb keyboard with mouse buttons and TrackStik.
Connectivity wise the model will be Bluetooth and wi-fi ready and come with USB2.0 and Firewire connections.
The model 01+ now ships with a new universal power supply which adds support for airplane and automobile DC power outlets and will cost $1899 in America.
We are awaiting confirmation of whether the unit will be available in the UK.
We will keep you posted. Hardware, UMPCs, OQO







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