Who wants to carry that ugly box around. A phone too? How embarassing. Multi-Media? I doubt it!

Please let me know how about output port of cPC (USB, serial,..), any attached keyboard?

The earlier version image was a conceptual industrial designer’s computer rendering before things were finalized.

Nevermind, I see that both the Engadget picture and the picture in this post do not match the picture on the DualCor website.

What’s the difference between this picture and the Engadget one posted a day earlier?
http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000653072882/

Or is there an earlier picture? I would like to see what the alternative might have looked like.

I just received an email from the CEO of DualCor who confirmed that the photos floating around the web (via engadget) are in fact incorrect and this post shows the real device.

The processor is a Via, the OEM said they made a version with the Transmeta but it was too slow. This matches my experience so far with the OQO with the Transmeta, it’s just too slow. It does not have a digitizer, the OEM says it uses no digitizer which probably means it uses that technology that scans the screen from the sides to pinpoint the stylus. It is dockable like the Sony U and you can attach an external monitor to the dock.

Well, certainly looks interesting. The questions are plentiful: (i) will it be touchscreen (likely)? (ii) will it have VGA-out? (iii) what will the processor be (is Transmeta a candidate ala OQO)? and many many more…