Microsoft has come up with a new generation of PC. It is nother generation in the PC evolution. So if any Nepalese ready to buy PC or Laptop in near future, hold on "Ultra Mobile PC" is on its way by the end of April. and its not costly too ERP is $600 -$1000. Has XP initially, may be Vista or my guess "Longhorn" in later stages. Worth the wait, wha 'd you say? Forget bout PCs even Laptops and Tablets will be outdated if this hits the market.

Source:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060309/ap_on_hi_te/origami_unfolded

For those of you who bought PCs or Laptops recently rush it back or do something hurry.......

Origami? aha!!! Cool cha hagi?

Looks like a combination of ATM machine :P, psp and laptop.
I don't think PC's are gonna be outdated anytime soon coz I prefer PC's to laptops. LOL!! Seriously, I found laptop really a hassle. If I could I would have carried my PC's than laptops. eh!! Looks like Origami could kick that laptops butt if they start building the 15" one. ha.... ahile it's half the size. :D

What happened to that under $100 laptop which was going to use all the free softwares and Linux environment? :O Tyo pani Origami style banaune hola ni ... ha.

Well Kalankisthan bro,

I have been addicted to laptop so much that I feel like working in a Workstation while watching a video if I work on a PC. Well probably portability is the reason, I could watch DVDs on my bed, could would in trains on my way back from work, moving from one ct to nother is never a hassle. Just 5 pounds, thats all. PC uuh makes my stomach hurt whenever I think of moving.

Any ways this new stuff is without keyboard, its more like an enlarged palm top, except that it has all the functionalities of Windows xp, wireless, etc. Its got no keyboard or mouse, that would be interesting to adapt on. Overall its like a small book, looks neat, light weight, wireless ready, and has all features of a standard laptop. I am impressed. but the review in BBC does not look too good.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4790448.stm

Lets C how it goes.

http://blog.pcmag.com/blogs/miller/archive/2006/03/09/716.aspx