In a world full of giant skyscrapers, gigantic mobile phones (e.g. the Samsung Galaxy Tab) and massive 4WD vehicles, it's nice to unwind with some smaller stuff, such as the iPod Shuffle Nano, which you can fully grasp within your hand, or the 1969 Peel P-50 car, which is the world's smallest production car.
But who will expect that someone will make....the world's smallest computer???
This video shows e-blogger Marc Saltzman talking about the Dynamism UMID mBook M1, which is the world's smallest computer.
Dynamism refused to call their product a "smartphone," and rather opted to call their product as a "computer." Their reason is because the UMID mBook M1's operating system is a full version of WINDOWS XP, not WINDOWS MOBILE. The mBook comes with a full functioning USB adapter, an ability to access Wi-Fi (like most laptops), and also the ability to work as a computer with Windows XP or as a mobile phone with a SIM card.
Here are the specifications for the world's smallest computer:
Can you believe that? A freakin' 315 g is the weight of the mBook. Heck, even my Toshiba laptop, at 2 kg, is more heavier than the mBook! This thing could fit an average jeans pocket with ease! It's almost as large as a standard Rolex wristwatch!
