
The just launched PsiX pda could be a competitor to the Sony Vaio P or newly announced Fujitsu UH900. The device sports really cool looks but it costs a bomb.
The PsiX PDA is powered by an Intel Atom Z510 processor clocking at 1.1 GHz with 1GB of DDR2 RAM. The storage option is a 16GB Solid State Drive. It has a 5 inch touch screen display with 800 x 600 pixels.
There are 2 USB ports (one mini-size and one full-size). Other features include backlit keyboard, webcam and Micro SD reader.
The PsiX PDA costs around $830. By comparison, the Sony Vaio P, which is equipped with an 8-inch display, is now available for around $799. The Vaio P has a faster 1.3GHz Intel Atom processor, 64GB of SSD and 2GB of DDR2 RAM. It doesn’t have a touch-sensitive display, but that is the only advantage PsiX has over its bigger competitor.


MSI now has the authorized product page up detailing the Wind U90. Not anything too glitzy, most specs and features are on identical lines as the 10" U100-series Wind net books. The 8.9-inch Wind U90 will be motorized by Atom N270 CPU; operating system of Windows XP Home Edition; 512MB/1GB DDR2 667MHz RAM; 1024x600 LCD Panel; UMA graphics taking care of the graphics sector; 80GB SATA HDD; Webcam with microphone; 4-in-1 card reader; Ethernet & 802.11b/g Wi-Fi and elective Bluetooth. It will approach in both 3-cell and 6-cell battery power pack flavors with measurement of the order 260(L) X 180(D) X 19-31.5(H) mm. No aspects with regards to pricing or hesitant accessibility info are accessible right now but we do make out that it will come in a range of colors.
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