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It's not a smart phone. It's not a laptop. It's really a blend of the two. It's a Netbook, and they are popping up everywhere. Just about all electronics retailers are now selling Netbooks. Over 20 percent of portable computer sales are Netbooks, with projections topping out at 33 million in total sales this year. No other computing platform has risen to such popularity and acceptance in such a short time.

So, what are these Netbooks and what's their story? For a long time laptop manufactures have been trying to make tiny laptops. But, they were afraid to sacrifice features like performance, CD-ROM drives, disk space, etc. Even the smallest laptops were still heavier and bigger than hard cover books. Then, around 2006, Microsoft and its partners teamed up to come out with the idea of the UMPC (Ultra-Mobile PC). They were tiny. They did sacrifice performance and features found in a laptop. People loved them, but nobody bought them. Why? They cost more money than a laptop that had all the features and performance. Most people thought, “Why bother.”

Around that same time there was a project started called OLPC (one laptop per child). Its purpose was to create a laptop for people in third world countries that would perform basic network computing tasks like email, Web browsing, word processing, etc. While the project succeeded in creating the laptop, the final product had no commercial appeal. However, it did show that there was a market for an inexpensive computer that does basic tasks.

In 2007, Asus released the Eee PC. It was 8.9” x 6.5” and had a 7-inch display, weighing in at just two pounds. The initial model ran the Linux operating system, had a simple user interface that allowed for email, Web browsing, and had basic office software for word processing and other tasks. On top of all that, every model was wireless network ready. The best part was the price. They started at $245. Asus couldn’t make them fast enough.

One important fact to glean from Netbook’s meteoric rise is that most people simply use their computers for email, browsing the Web, and some minimal word processing. These consumers do not want to browse the Web on a cell phone, and don’t want to drag a laptop around. They now have a solution that is almost affordable enough to be an impulse buy.

Other laptop manufacturers (HP, Dell, MSI, and some others) have taken notice that this little Netbook was eating into their laptop sales. Now, they have all introduced their version of the Netbook. All of them offer basic functionality (some even run Microsoft Windows), they are all tiny, wireless, and, best of all, they are affordable.

Editor’s note: Though it’s over a month away, if you are planning on attending Shop.org’s Annual Summit in Las Vegas this September make sure and stop by Knotice’s booth (#619). We’re giving away over 20 Netbooks!

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Desde hace unas semanas estoy usando un computador prestado (porque yo misma presté mi bien amado iBook). Tengo la costumbre de devolver lo que me prestan con algo de valor agregado, para que no haya sido sólo pérdida para quien me hace tal favor.

El equipo en cuestión es un Asus R2H UMPC, que es un tablet ultrapequeño con teclado externo. La dueña se había arreglado para romper/perder un pequeño atril que se desplegaba desde la parte trasera del equipo para poder dejarlo de sobremesa, así que para poder ocuparlo, habìa que parapetarlo poco glamorosamente sobre cualquier cosa a la mano que lo mantuviera en diagonal. Mala cosa.

Se me ocurrió que podría hacer algo al respecto y hacerle un atril nuevo.

Materiales:

1. Un porta taco calendario de terciado triple (bien podría haber sido un trozo de terciado plano, pero esto fue lo que me dió la idea).
2. Un trozo de MDF de 20×20cm (también pudo haber sido del mismo terciado, pero este era más barato y al principio pensaba pintarlo todo)
3. Tres bisagras de 1″ con sus tornillos.
4. Una docena de tornillos de 3 x 3/8.
5. Un par de puntas de madera (clavos sin cabeza).
6. Lija de madera.
7. Pegamento de madera o cola fría.
8. Topes de fieltro.

Herramientas

• Una sierra vertical eléctrica (porque me gustan las power tools).
• Un taladro con broca de madera de 2 y 5.
• Atornillador con punta paleta y phillips.
• Cuchillo cortante heavy-duty.
• Sierra manual de calar.

Procedimiento (muy general)

1. Cortar la placa principal del porta taco para que acomodara el alto del R2H, reservar lo restante.
2. Hacer perforaciones con la broca de 5 en la placa de terciado que estará en contacto con la parte de atrás del UMPC, para ventilar.
3. Clavar/Pegar el excedente de la placa de terciado de forma perpendicular a la placa base, por abajo.
4. Dibujar la forma de las dos placas de soporte para la parte de atrás en la placa de MDF. Cortar.
5. A la placa de soporte que quedará horizontal, hacerle una pequeña muesca con la sierra manual, en el extremo que irá más separado de la placa base, para que pueda sostener la placa que va vertical sin que se resbale. El largo de esta pieza debe ser el alto de la placa base menos el espacio ocupado por la bisagra de la pieza vertical.
6. A la placa vertical, cortar en diagonal el grosor de la placa (con el cuchillo) en  el extremo que irá en la muesca de la placa horizontal, para que enganche mejor con la muesca.
7. Cortar un pequeño pedazo de terciado (a mí me sobró a partir de lo que era el soporte del portataco original), de aprox el mismo ancho que la base de la placa que irá vertical. Fijar centrado en la parte superior de la placa base. (Yo quería que los soportes del atril fueran abatibles, así que necesitaba que uno pudiera replegarse encima del otro, por lo que esa barrita me ayudaba a crear un espacio).
8. Fijar una bisagra centrada sobre la pequeña barrita de terciado superior. Fijar el otro extremo de la bisagra a la placa vertical, con cuidado que no quede chueca, para que calce bien con la muesca de la placa horizontal.
9. Fijar dos bisagras en la parte de abajo de la placa principal, centradas por detrás. Cuidado que tenga el espacio para que la bisagra abierta deje la placa de soporte horizontal en contacto con la mesa. De fijarlas muy arriba la placa de soporte no tocará la mesa, sino sólo la esquina de la placa base.
10. Fijar el otro lado de las bisagras a la placa de soporte horizonal.
11. Poner los topes de fieltro en la placa de soporte horizonal para que no dañe el escritorio.

The search is over…

I have found the premium netbook. To everyones surprise it’s not made by HP or Dell. It’s not even an American Company. It’s the Everun Note.

Yes, ladies and gentlemen…there are some compromises!

This little devil packs a 7″ screen, which may be a little outdated for those of us staying current with the whole ultraportable world. However, it has got to be the smallest netbook out there with all the features. No more HD playback woes!

The Everun Note sports a 1.2 GHz AMD Turion Dual Core 64 bit capable processor. Yes kids, you read it! DUAL CORE 64 Bit! There are options of SSDs and HDD of up to 80GB. 1GB RAM Standard and…check this out!, 128MB of Video Ram (ATI RS690E)! Now you can play some HD video and play some of your classic games. It also comes with a stock Touchscreen so all you modders out there will be quite happy. A 1.3 MP webcam making videocalls quite possible. 2 USB ports, 1VGA, 1USB Mini, Bluetooth…the works!

There are no OS options and Linux as an OS.

Compromises…

1. Battery Life is reported to be “Up to three hours”, making it 2 hours in the real world.
2. Optical Mouse (although you do have touchscreen and USB ports).
3. Seven (7″) screen, but thats the beauty of it!
4. Price (Starts at over $800 US).
5. Windows XP (It could probably run Vista fine if RAM is upgraded, or Windows 7 for that matter).

If you can get past these compromises and have an incredible need of something small and yet capable of delivering, be sure to check out the Raon Digital Everun Note at their website, http://www.raondigital.com/fnt_english/evn01.asp.

UMPC Portal has made a FULL Review of this little toy, claiming it’s able to run Unreal Tournament 2003, Half Life and other intensive applications. Real the full review here…

http://www.umpcportal.com/2008/09/everun-note-full-review

The Asus EEE PC is one of the best little bundles out there for people with general purpose computer needs or those looking for a highly portable laptop (or second laptop). Check out the specs

Mobility & Reliability
. At 7″ and weighing only 0.92kg, you can take the Eee PC anywhere.
Bumps and shocks are no longer issues. With a dependable solid-state disk, you get unparalleled shock-protection and reliability.
. Power-efficient design provides longer operating time when on the go.

Ease & Technology
. With a rapid start-up time, the Eee PC is always ready to get into action.
. No technical manual required with the specially designed, user-friendly and intuitive graphic interface .

Work & Connectivity
. You’re always connected with built-in WiFi 802.11 b/g that automatically detects and connects to the Internet at any hotspot.
. The Eee PC includes the documents and the e-mails software, and a suite of other productivity software to help keep you on track.
. Upload photos and videos and share them instantly on Flickr or YouTube without waiting till you get home.

Media & Entertainment
. Enjoy music and videos with extensive support for a wide range of digital multimedia.
. Log on to Skype or other network, and you can connect with friends anywhere, anytime.
. Clear up wire clutter with the built-in card reader, speakers, and microphone.

TrustedReviews had this to say

“Refreshingly innovative and scandalously cheap, Asus’ Eee PC is a great little device for those with basic needs. A great keyboard makes working on it surprisingly easy, while media playback adds a little extra to the package. Internet browsing is also a key component and though the low resolution screen lets it down somewhat, at this price it would be churlish to penalise it too greatly.”

The EEE PC Surf :

Display : 7″

Intel CPU & Chipset

GNU Linux or Windows Compatible

Ethernet Communication and WLAN

512 MB DDR2 RAM

4 Gig or 2 Gig Solid State Drive (the choice is up to you)

Hi-Definition audio, Stereo speaker, Microphone

4 Battery Cells (2.8hrs)

FREE Modem (USB) – MTN 3G/Visafone 3.1 Mbps

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Da ich ein Netbook der ersten Generation (80 GB Festplatte) besitze und jetzt weiß wie ich LINUX auf mein Netbook bekomme geht’s jetzt an den Hardware Update.

• größere Festplatte (250 GB)
• doppelter Arbeitsspeicher (2 GB) ~ mehr wird leider nicht unterstützt

Also erstmal wieder die allwissende Müllhalde befragen.

Und Überraschung, bei der Computerabteilung meiner “Lieblings” Boulevard Zeitung befindet sich ein brauchbarer und einfach zufolgender Ratgeber.

Das war einfacher als gedacht.

Jetzt nervt nur noch die geringe Akkulaufzeit aber das kommt auch noch:-))

Update: Leidige Erfahrung hat gezeigt das auf jeden Fall der richtige Arbeitsspeicher verwendet werden sollte.

• DDR2 PC5300 – NOGO
• DDR2 PC5400 – GO

http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/

Bei der Suche nach einem brauchbaren LINUX (~ gefunden) für das MEDION® AKOYA® Mini E1210 und dem “Studium” einschlägiger Foren

• EEExtra.com
• MSI-Wind.de

stellt sich mir nur noch ein Problem.

Alle dort beschriebenen Möglichkeiten für die Erstellung eines bootbaren USB-Sticks sind gelinde gesagt “f..n Ar…”.

Vorschlag 1: Lade ein 547 MB großes Image [1] runter (~ von dem 5MB benötigt werden).

Vorschlag 2: Brenne eine LINUX Live CD um damit ein USB Image zu erstellen (~ was mit einem Netbook ohne externes Laufwerk nicht möglich ist).

Nach weiterer Recherche bin ich dann aber doch noch auf ein für mich brauchbares Programm gestoßen.

UNetbootin ermöglicht es Linux- oder BSD-Distributionen auf der Partition einer Festplatte oder auf einem USB-Datenträger ohne CD zu installiert.
UNetbootin erstellt entweder eine Boot-Verwaltung zum Starten des gewünschten Betriebssystems, ersetzt das vorhandene OS mit dem neu installierten Betriebssystem oder erstellt aus ISO-Images von Live-CDs bootbare USB-Medien.

Betriebssysteme: Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, Linux

Größe (Windows Installation): 3,73MB

Bemerkung:

• Portabler EXE-File
• zum schreiben des MBR werden Administrator Rechte benötigt.

Sin necesidad de estar en una plataforma petrolífera o cruzando el desierto, hay infinidad de profesiones, industriales, construcción, etc. que requieren terminales específicos para desarrollar con plena capacidad su trabajo. Para este tipo de consumidor, Panasonic ha desarrollado un Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC) Panasonic Toughbook CF-U1, un equipo de mano que combina resistencia, peso ligero y todas las opciones de conectividad sobre sistema operativo Windows XP. A modo de mecano informático, este modelo de mini ordenador portátil rugerizado permite quitar o poner módulos opcionales de forma que cada empresa lo pueda ajustar a sus necesidades.

El CF-U1 cuenta con la certificación de resistencia MIL-STD-810F. Puede soportar caídas de hasta 120 cm de altura y funciona en temperaturas de entre -20°C y 60 °C. También es resistente a los líquidos y al polvo de conformidad con el estándar IP54. Con dimensiones de 151 x 184 x 57 mm y sólo 1.060 g de peso, este nuevo UMPC es el primer equipo en su clase que utiliza la tecnología de procesadores de bajo consumo Intel Atom, que apoyado por una batería de larga duración y componentes internos optimizados, proporciona al equipo una autonomía de hasta 9 horas de trabajo ininterrumpido.
Los componentes electrónicos del dispositivo están tecnológicamente optimizados para su uso móvil. El equipo combina el procesador más pequeño y de más bajo consumo de Intel, el Intel Atom de 1,33 MHz, con un disco SSD de 16 GB o 32 GB y 1 GB de memoria RAM, lo que proporciona al usuario una excelente potencia y una gran capacidad de gráficos con un consumo de energía muy reducido.
Aparentemente, se trata de un terminal muy ancho que en sus laterales lleva una capa antideslizante para los pulgares; correa diseñada para evitar la sobrecarga de la muñeca y una superficie absorbente en el teclado que impide que los dedos se deslicen mientras se está escribiendo y reducir el número de errores al escribir, incluso cuando se utilizan guantes.
La pantalla táctil LCD de 5,6 pulgadas (14,2 cm) está diseñada para proporcionar una alta visibilidad incluso bajo un sol brillante y el acceso a Internet está garantizado porque lleva conectividad Wi-Fi y donde no hay WLAN, 3G Mobile Broadband mediante un módulo integrado HSDPA a 7.2 Mbps. Para la creación de redes personales, aporta transferencia de datos Bluetooth.
Entre las opciones que ofrece: localizadores GPS, lectores de códigos de barras de una o dos dimensiones, lectores RFID, una cámara de fotos de 2 megapíxeles con flash de 2 LEDs o un lector de huellas digitales.
El cliente puede elegir entre un teclado numérico o alfabético. Dispone de un puerto USB 2.0 y ranuras para tarjetas SD y SIM. Una base con cargador dual de batería también es suministrada de manera opcional.
El terminal está disponible en un rango de precio entre los 1.900 euros (no incluye IVA) y los 4000, dependiendo de los complementos que requiera el comprador.

Lenovo is entering the “netbook” market with the IdeaPad S9 and S10. The 8.9″ screen IdeaPad S9 and 10.2″ screen IdeaPad S10 netbooks come in deep blue, pastel pink and ruby red as well as white and black.

Weighing just above 09.kg, the one-inch thick Lenovo Ideapad will use the Intel Atom processor.

The IdeaPad S10 also runs on an Intel Atom 1.6GHz and comes with 1.5GB of RAM and 160GB of HDD (or a 4GB/8GB SSD). So far, the S10 is has the biggest screen real estate among the crowd at 10.2 inches.

More details: myAyalaMalls.com

I’ve been listening to all the talk about Google Chrome, the cool little demonstration videos and the EULA back tracking and find it all very interesting.

I have to say I haven’t used Chrome yet but that’s okay because this isn’t a product review.

I’m most interested because everyone is calling Chrome a Browser and I’m not sure it is.

John C Dvorak, has said he thinks this will lead to a Google operating system but I’m not sure this isn’t the operating system itself, loosely anyway.

Maybe I’m linking elements together incorrectly but for me you have to consider 3 elements and the impact they will have on the Technology Industry and beyond.

First, Google Apps, essentially a Software as a Service (SaaS) model. Why bother with Microsoft Office if you can have all your applications on the Internet and using Google’s computing power rather than you own.

This is what is being called ‘the cloud’, Apple have their MobileMe platform allowing you to store your files on the Internet so that you can access them from anywhere.

All of these services are trying to achieve the same thing, use the Internet more, use it for storage, processing, synchronisation etc.

Secondly, there is Internet access and generally it is getting quicker and more available away from your office or home; there is WiFi, WiMax, 3G etc

Third there are the devices themselves. Asus Eee PC, the really small PC using a Linux based operating system. With this you don’t get a huge amount of power but it’s very portable and hey if your going to use Google’s Servers for your processing needs why do you want a big laptop when a small one will do.

Also there is the iPhone, which I’m using to write this post, or Google Android or whatever the competition comes up with in the future. These devices are pretty much connected to the Internet or could be 24 7.

So put them all together and what you get is ultra small and ultra mobile devices which are incredibly powerful (they have the power of Google’s servers) and they are constantly connected to the internet for browsing, email, letters and reports, spreadsheets, presentations or data access.

You can choose a pocket sized smart phone or a more traditional laptop style or indeed an ultra mobile, a tablet, or if you prefer a windows PC or a media centre to give you access to your Video on Demand service.

The choice is yours, to suit your needs and your budget.

So why do you want to pay for that ultra fast PC, unless you are gaming, or why do you want the power of Microsoft Windows or Office when it’s all more conveniently on the cloud and you can access it anywhere via the same interface and applications you are used to. You can access you office files without the need to bring them home in your brief case and you can access your home files to see how much you need to pay that bill for.

There are of course some down sides to this scenario but most of these will be fixed over time.

What do you do when you don’t have access to the Internet, I travel most days by London Underground, and until they get WiFi it’s going to be dead time in this scenario.

Also there are security and EULA issues.

Finally there are alternatives, kind of, why not put all your files on a memory stick and if you need applications you can use a U3 memory stick to take your desktop with you from computer to computer.

So is Google chrome a browser or a platform giving you access to the cloud and all of your computing needs through any device running it.

As always, we live in exciting times, which is why I love tech and my job so much.

I’ve been listening to all the talk about Google Chrome, the cool little demonstration videos and the EULA back tracking and find it all very interesting.

I have to say I haven’t used Chrome yet but that’s okay because this isn’t a product review.

I’m most interested because everyone is calling Chrome a Browser and I’m not sure it is.

John C Dvorak, has said he thinks this will lead to a Google operating system but I’m not sure this isn’t the operating system itself, loosely anyway.

Maybe I’m linking elements together incorrectly but for me you have to consider 3 elements and the impact they will have on the Technology Industry and beyond.

First, Google Apps, essentially a Software as a Service (SaaS) model. Why bother with Microsoft Office if you can have all your applications on the Internet and using Google’s computing power rather than you own.

This is what is being called ‘the cloud’, Apple have their MobileMe platform allowing you to store your files on the Internet so that you can access them from anywhere.

All of these services are trying to achieve the same thing, use the Internet more, use it for storage, processing, synchronisation etc.

Secondly, there is Internet access and generally it is getting quicker and more available away from your office or home; there is WiFi, WiMax, 3G etc

Third there are the devices themselves. Asus Eee PC, the really small PC using a Linux based operating system. With this you don’t get a huge amount of power but it’s very portable and hey if your going to use Google’s Servers for your processing needs why do you want a big laptop when a small one will do.

Also there is the iPhone, which I’m using to write this post, or Google Android or whatever the competition comes up with in the future. These devices are pretty much connected to the Internet or could be 24 7.

So put them all together and what you get is ultra small and ultra mobile devices which are incredibly powerful (they have the power of Google’s servers) and they are constantly connected to the internet for browsing, email, letters and reports, spreadsheets, presentations or data access.

You can choose a pocket sized smart phone or a more traditional laptop style or indeed an ultra mobile, a tablet, or if you prefer a windows PC or a media centre to give you access to your Video on Demand service.

The choice is yours, to suit your needs and your budget.

So why do you want to pay for that ultra fast PC, unless you are gaming, or why do you want the power of Microsoft Windows or Office when it’s all more conveniently on the cloud and you can access it anywhere via the same interface and applications you are used to. You can access you office files without the need to bring them home in your brief case and you can access your home files to see how much you need to pay that bill for.

There are of course some down sides to this scenario but most of these will be fixed over time.

What do you do when you don’t have access to the Internet, I travel most days by London Underground, and until they get WiFi it’s going to be dead time in this scenario.

Also there are security and EULA issues.

Finally there are alternatives, kind of, why not put all your files on a memory stick and if you need applications you can use a U3 memory stick to take your desktop with you from computer to computer.

So is Google chrome a browser or a platform giving you access to the cloud and all of your computing needs through any device running it.

As always, we live in exciting times, which is why I love tech and my job so much.

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Finalmente siamo tra i primi in Italia  ad essere riusciti ad avere la vendita degli ultra mobile pc OQO!

Se non sapete cosa siano allego una brochure. In sintesi si tratta di :

ultra mobile personal computer

OQO e2 : Ultra Mobile Personal Computer
Mobilità e comodità Il modello OQO e2 è un potente personal computer tascabile con uno schermo WVGA LCD scorrevole da 5″ (127mm). Disegnato ergonomicamente per l’utilizzo in movimento, il modello OQO e2 dispone di tastiera thumboard retroilluminata, Track Stick e il dispositivo TouchScrollers? per facilitare lo scrolling orizzontale e verticale. Connessi ovunque Per la connettività wireless il modello OQO e2 è fornito di WiFi 802.11a/b/g e Bluetooth 2.0. Con l’opzione 3G Mobile Broadband (HSDPA) integrata, il modello OQO e2 potrà connettersi ad Internet dovunque anche senza un hotspot WiFi ! Sicurezza nei materiali Racchiuso in un guscio in lega di magnesio nero il modello OQO e2 è un autonomo computer palmare con un hard disk dotato del sistema di assorbimento degli urti o di dischi allo stato solido (Solid State Driver) Potenza e produttività sempre disponibili In ufficio il modello OQO e2 diventa un PC Desktop. Collegato alla OQO Docking Station (opzionale) permette una veloce e semplice connessione ad un monitor più grande, una tastiera, un mouse e ad Ethernet via cavo. Inoltre grazie al lettore CD/DVD incorporato nella OQO Docking Station si potranno leggere e scrivere CD/DVD. Il modello OQO e2 è disegnato per offrire le prestazioni necessarie a realizzare la produttività personale e professionale, in qualsiasi luogo e momento. Con il suo potente processore, il sistema operativo Windows XP o Vista, la compatibilità con le applicazioni, la capacità di memoria ed archiviazione e la completa scelta di opzioni di connettività è tutto quello di cui avete bisogno per soddisfare le vostre esigenze di produttività.

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New Eee Pc 900 short review from Tiger direct. This new model has 8.9-inch 1024 x 600 WSVGA display, 12GB solid-state storage disk and 1GB of DDR2 memory.

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Apuntándose a la moda de los Ultra Mobile PC, como ya lo hiciera Asus o HTC, Panasonic ha presentado su nuevo Toughbook CF-U1, con tan sólo 1 kg de peso y diseñado especialmente para entornos de trabajo difíciles. Así, puede soportar caídas de hasta 120 cm de altura y funciona en temperaturas de entre -20°C y 60 °C. Además, es resistente a los líquidos y al polvo.
Disponible en España a partir de este verano por 1.600 euros de salida, el CF-U1 utiliza la tecnología de procesadores de bajo consumo Intel Atom, de 1,33 MHz con disco SSD de 16 GB 0 3 GB y 1 GB de memoria RAM, que junto con una batería de larga duración, proporciona al equipo una autonomía de hasta 9 horas. Además, cuenta con una pantalla táctil de 5,6 pulgadas (14,2 cm) y unas medidas de 151×184x57 mm y 1.060 gr. de peso.
En cuanto a su sistema operativo, incorpora Windows XP o Windows Vista, asi como conectividad WLAN y Bluetooth.

South Korean electronic parts maker Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co. said Wednesday it has signed a deal with Intel Corp. to provide wireless modules for use in mobile devices from the U.S. company.

The deal calls for Samsung to provide various modules, including WiMAX and WiBro modules, to be used in production of Intel’s ultra-mobile PCs and other mobile Internet devices starting in the third quarter, the Korean company said. Financial terms weren’t disclosed.

Ultra-Mobile PC, abbreviated UMPC, is a palm-sized tablet PC initially developed jointly with Microsoft Corp. and Samsung Electronics Co., among others.

Samsung Electro, an affiliate of Samsung Electronics, completed development of the WiMAX and WiBro modules last year, which allow access to high-speed Internet even when users are in motion. WiMax is a wireless Internet technology developed by Intel Corp., and WiBro is an upgraded version of WiMax developed by South Korean telecom companies.

In August 2006, Samsung Electronics signed a deal with Sprint Nextel, Motorola Inc. and Intel to cooperate in developing and commercializing WiBro in the U.S., one of the world’s largest communications markets.

Samsung Electronics expects that the number of its WiBro network users in the U.S. will exceed 100 million this year and it will grow to 140 million and 170 million in 2009 and 2010, respectively.

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