Origami Report: Saturday, March 4th 2006

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1. Steve Paine said

   on March 5, 2006

   Hello John

   I agree with your specs apart from the 1024-wide display.

   I’ve just published an update to my carrypad journal including an overview of the market segment I think Origami should be in. IMHO 1024-wide screen is not ideal. It also needs some sort of keyboard input to succeed.

   http://blog.carrypad.com/2006/03/portable-computing-segments-summary.html

   Regards
   Steve.

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