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Kohjinsha SA1 touchscreen edition (AMD Geode LX800 processor 500MHz; 512MB RAM)

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decision is an involuntery

Dec 31, 2007

Rating: 10 out of 10 (Perfect)
Pros: elegant
Cons: enduring
Opinion:
defining the need

Dec 11, 2007

Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: Decent specs, tablet, huge harddisk, decent Ram - Excellent
Cons: Could have maxed out the UMPC with more options
Opinion:
Loved the concept and design.

Still prefer the newer SH series as the increase in CPU speed is very much welcomed.

The SA is stil a decent entry UMPC.

raycheng

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cheap and good

Dec 8, 2007

Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: light , solid , good look
Cons: resolution
Opinion:
its standard is as high as Sony's but half or even lesser cost .

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Affordable umpc with touchscreen and storage

Nov 17, 2007

Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: Good price, good size and weight, touchscreen capability, enough ports and storage
Cons: slower cpu, keyboard needs some getting used to and text on some websites appear too small
Opinion:
Definitely good value for money for something of this size and capability - hard to find umpcs out there which are cheaper except for the newer Asus EEE mini laptop - which is not made available in my country yet. The only bugbears are the slower cpu and text size which is the case with small screens. So far it is reliable and wireless connection + usb connections have been easy.

chdennis

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good specs for the price

Sep 28, 2007

Rating: 8 out of 10 (Excellent)
Pros: excellent battery life
Cons: need to type firmly in order not to miss a key
Opinion:
i was torn between this and the 1010 by fujitsu although they were almost S$1K apart. eentually the battery life decided my choice - the KOHJINSHA!
Carrying it around was a breeze....to the nearest coffee joint to surf the internet, the whole intent of buying this in the 1st place.
But typing this opinion piece was a chore. I kept missing it and had to keep going back. I am afraid i would punch the keyboard too hard one day!
Overall an excellent product consider the price!

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