Typical price: £1,100
What is it: Ultra-mobile PC with sliding 5-inch screen
What we think: One of the better ultra-mobile PCs available today
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 26 June 2007
Tags: oqo, return, ultra, windows xp
We like:
Screen; keyboard; easy to use
We don't like:
A tad slow
You might also need:
Spare battery; carry case
CNET UK judgement:
It may not have as many features as its Sony rival, but the OQO model 2 has one crucial thing the Japanese giant's model doesn't -- a useable keyboard. If the ultra-mobile PC concept appeals, this is worth consideration
OQO model 2 History
20 Jul 2007 in Reviews
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