(View Larger Sharp Netwalker PC-Z1 Image)Sharp Corporation have announced a new mobile internet device to the Japanese market, the Netwalker PC-Z1. The new Netwalker is as easy to handle as a mobile phone but with the performance similar to that of a PC. The PC-Z1 features a quick launch function (approx. 3 seconds) enabling users to conveniently check e-mail while on the road. It also boasts a long battery life with running time of approximately 10 hours. Other features include, a 5-inch touch-screen LCD, full keyboard, runs Ubuntu Linux 9.04 OS and has 4GB of integrated flash memory for storing data. Sharp are also planning to provide a variety of content for the PC-Z1, such as; language and specialized-field dictionaries, novels and comics, thus enabling the PC-Z1 to be used as an electronic dictionary and e-book.
The Sharp NetWalker PC-Z1 is said to be launched in Japan on September 25th and will retail for 44,800 yen.
ARM Processor: ARM Cortex-A8
Silicon Supplier: Freescale i.MX51 multimedia applications processor
Design Supplier: 800 MHz ARM® CortexTM -A8 processor based SoC with ARM NEONTM technology, developed applying Cadence front-end and back-end flows
Operating System: Canonical Ubuntu*7 9.04 (Smartbook* Remix for ARM-based systems, Sharp customized version)
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Source: Sharp News
* In the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany, the use of the term "Smartbook" in connection with portable computers is reserved exclusively to Smartbook AG, Germany.
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