Snapdragon-Powered Wistron PBook in Its Operation

The PBook that's powered Qualcomm's Snapdragon platform will probably become the following resemblance to device from Wistron powered at CTIA. 11-inch display (kind of like a big brother to the VAIO P) and a full size keyboard are among integrated parts of this long device with a red lid. The device comes with a 1-GHz processor and is expected to manage up to 8 to 10 hours on an expense. A telescopic mouse flanked by two mouse buttons is integrated in it. You will also get camera sensors up to 12-MP, which is designed for all-round cordless possible connection via mobile broadband, hardware accelerated 3D graphics from AMD/ATI, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. Worthwhile saying that the graphical user interface was practically intuitional during our brief hands on, not limited to this flavor of Linux. The device support Android and Windows Mobile. As early as the third quarter there will expectedly appear devices like this Wistron proof of concept.

Look through the pictures below and stay tuned for a video walk-through.

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