Although UMPCs aren’t selling as well as Microsoft had hoped, that isn’t stopping some companies from releasing more and more of them. This particular model is a bit different from the ones I’ve seen so far because it allows you to switch from a UMPC mode to a laptop mode in no time at all, thanks to a tablet-like construction.

Although it looks nice, it seems a bit too thick to properly hold for long periods of time. You can read a review of an older model here.

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