IBM Japan develops Ultrasmall PC

Feb 25 2004, 2:00am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

IBM Japan has developed small personal computer that fits in the palm of a hand.

We reported about the T-Cube last December that featured a NEC CPU and only is the size of an Orange. The IBM PC is measuring 16 x 8.2 x 2.2cm which sounds bigger than the T-Cube. The IBM PC Core System contains only essential components like a TM5800 microprocessor from Transmeta and a hard-disk drive. IBM Japan will start taking orders from companies for 1,000 unit price of 200,000yen price.
More Details on Nikkei Net.

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