Os PCS portateis dão um novo passo




Agora que os pcs’s se vão tornando novamente portáteis (longe vão os tempos do apple newton) vale a pena ver a tendência do futuro da computação portátil através do último portátil da Sony, da série UX.

Esta série, sempre foi caracterizada por excelência no design e pelas capacidades de utilização. Esteve desactivada por um ano, mas agora voltou em grande.

Vale a pena ver em:

http://www.learningcenter.sony.us/Notebooks/UXMicroPC/Research/UXMicroPCFeatures#design

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Anónimo disse…
Concordo, apesar de achar que o écrã é um pouco pequeno para poder ver as "gaijas" nuas boas a comerem-se e a serem bem fodidas...
mas isto claro sou eu que gosto destas coisas... se calhar quem o sugere utiliza mais para jogar joguinhos ou outras coisas de ecrã pequenino.......
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