Samsung Q1 Ultra Tablet PC, 17.8 cm (7"), 1024 x 600 pixels, 60 GB, 1 GB, 0.8 GHz, Black Samsung Q1 Ultra Tablet PC. Display diagonal: 17.8 cm (7"), Display resolution: 1024 x 600 pixels. Internal storage capacity: 60 GB. Processor frequency: 0.8 GHz, Processor family: Intel Stealey. Internal memory: 1 GB. Card reader integrated. Weight: 690 g. Product colour: Black https://www.gadgetspeak.com/gadget/article.rhtm/754/492490/Samsung_Q1_Ultra.html click to enlarge First the all important dimensions it is 22.5x12x3cm. The screen is 15.5x9cm and this displays at 1024x600 and should you not be a fan of the stylus then there are mouse controls either side of the screen. It has a full copy of Windows... https://www.cnet.com/html/404.html The Samsung Q1 Ultra HSDPA is an interesting evolution of the UMPC concept, but still flawed by the fact its difficult to use. Its OK as a second PC, but most users will get better use out of an ultraportable laptop ... Allows you online access anywhere Keyboard is virtually useless; too pricey The Samsung Q1 Ultra HSDPA is an interesting evolution of the UMPC concept, but still flawed by the fact its difficult to use. Its OK as a second PC, but most users will get better use out of an ultraportable laptop ... https://www.stuff.tv/samsung/q1-ultra/review Our Korean isn’t great but, judging by the new Q1 UMPC, ‘ultra’ must translate to something like ‘keyboard’ in Samsung’s native tongue.The big new addition to the disappointing original is split either side of the Ultra... Handy size. Great screen. New keyboard is a big plus Keyboard still not perfect. Poor battery life. It may be a watering down of the UMPC concept, but that’s exactly what Samsung needed to bring the best out of its Q1 computer ... https://www.tracyandmatt.co.uk/samsung_q1_ultra_quick_review/ A brief look at the Samsung Q1 Ultra I had my hands on a Samsung Q1 ultra for a couple of days earlier this month and I thought I?d share my impressions. Im sure that most of you will have seen Matts Q1 Ultra unboxing video so here is my quick heads ... http://www.itreviews.com/samsung-ultra-umpc/ too small for a laptop, too large for a PDA: The Ultra Mobile PC, or UMPC for short, is a breed of computer that is like a small laptop without a hinged screen. Or, if you prefer, like a large handheld computer. Either way, it is ... https://www.pocket-lint.com/laptops/reviews/samsung/69629-samsung-q1-ultra-mobile-pc Can Samsung crack the Ultra-Mobile PC market with its third attempt? Vista in your hands, bright screen Awkward to use, slow to load It’s a brave new design that improves usability but we’re still left wondering who will actually use it https://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-mac/laptops-portable-pcs/laptops-and-netbooks/samsung-q1-ultra-23175/review Samsung has to be commended for its continued support of the UMPC (Ultra Mobile PC) format. This is the third iteration in less than twelve months and is the second major design overhaul. The obvious difference between this model and the original Q1 is... Good looking , Packed with features, Good display Quite pricey, Awkward to use at times The task of kick-starting the UMPC generation has inadvertently fallen to the Samsung Q1 Ultra. After a flurry of Vista-powered UMPCs from leading manufacturers including Sony, Asus and Nokia, the world has been waiting for that one device that sweeps ... https://www.alphr.com/peripherals/26684/samsung-q1-ultra-review Baby steps inch the UMPC concept forward, with the Q1 Ultra the best version yet. But its still undeniably niche. When we saw the first UK sample of the Q1 Ultra back in June (web ID: 114332), we were by turns both pleased and disappointed. The evolu... http://www.zdnet.co.uk/reviews/tablets-and-umpcs/2007/07/17/samsung-q1-ultra-39288064/ Samsung has undoubtedly improved the design of the Q1 Ultra, which is a sleeker and more usable device than its predecessor. Unfortunately, Windows Vistas heavy footprint more than cancels out the hardware improvements, leaving this a seriously under... Compact and lightweight, Plenty of interaction options on both the touchscreen and the system itself, Sleek design, Supplied with standard and extendedlife batteries Miniature keyboard is too small for anything but minimal text input, Underpowered for Windows Vista, Currently lacks 3G/HSDPA connectivity, UMPC format has little to offer over existing platforms Samsung has undoubtedly improved the design of the Q1 Ultra, which is a sleeker and more usable device than its predecessor. Unfortunately, Windows Vistas heavy footprint more than cancels out the hardware improvements, leaving this a seriously under https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/review/ultraportable-laptops-ultrabooks/samsung-q1-ultra-ultramobile-laptop-pc-1009/ The Samsung Q1 Ultra is a well-designed UMPC (ultra-mobile PC) thats full of potential. Unfortunately, much of the Samsung Q1 Ultras potential remains unrealised. See our Laptop Advisor website for expert reviews of today’s best laptops, plus read... Samsungs Q1 Ultra is intriguing, but more for its potential than its reality. Ideally, UMPCs would be media powerhouses that would be comfortable for light business tasks such as editing documents and for web browsing and email. However, the Samsung ... https://www.theregister.com/2006/06/22/review_samsung_q1/ The jury's still out on whether Microsoft's ultra-mobile PC (UMPC) form-factor is the next step in the evolution of mobile computing or just a development dead-end sandwiched somewhere between notebooks, PDAs and PMPs. For now, all we can do is judge w... Like the first-generation iPod, Samsung's Q1 is an expensive bragging tool. Unlike Apple's gadget, the UMPC simply isn't ready for primetime, even if the price comes down. Samsung's design isn't bad but there are few hardware issues and the software n...