Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 20th Mar 2006 16:55 UTC, submitted by Nisha Singh
"Now that the mystery is finally resolved, and we've seen the Origami from a number of companies at CeBIT 2006, it's about time we face reality. The Origami needs no introduction, so I'll get right to the point. Just like the Tablet PC, Microsoft's Origami doesn't stand a chance as a mass market device, and for good many reasons. Let's break them down, shall we."
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2005-07-06
If its size is in between, you can just carry it in your bag, I mean, this kind of bags:
http://ganley.org/bags/bags.html
OK, maybe it'll not be a mass seller, everybody's device, but it's not SO big.
Anyway, the points about battery life/storage/keyboard should be carefully considered by anybody thinking about buying it.
For the moment, I'm happy with my PDA, my phone, my laptop and my desktop computer. I don't need another expensive device in my life (well... maybe later :>)