Windows 10: Want a 7 inch Windows 10 PC in your pocket?

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Cargo pants pocket? Seems a little big to fit in a shirt pocket etc? Interesting never the less though. I wonder what it will sell for price wise?

:)

 

Making phone calls in Win 10 desktop SKU

Hi,

I want to know as an OEM, that is it possible to have Windows 10 Desktop SKU on my 7 inch device and be able to make phone calls?

For some reason I want it to be desktop SKU.

Thanks

 

Address Book or Contact List in Windows 10

what I did was dust off the windows 7 reloaded the update and stuck the windows 10 pc in the corner and plan to take it and have the update disc of windows 7 installed on the new pc. Like you I had enough !!!!!!!!! Jack

Also seriously thinking of buy a new 12 inch table from Apple .

 

Companies are want to sell people something, whatever, if makes sense or useful that does not matter, the important is they PAY and they are all happy.

 

Phablet's are already here and popular! I have the Nexus6P (5.7") and the new Huawei Mate9 (5.9"). But just not with Windows...

 

The HP x3 is 6" and it can make phone calls.

 

A bit off topic but, I have the Pi foundation 7 inch touch screen on one of my raspberry Pi's. It's OK, resolution kind of sucks at 800 by 600. That was done to keep costs down or so the story goes. It might also have to do with using the DSI connector/interface and not HDMI. A little higher resolution would have been a lot better. It's usable, but only just. My setup is portable, but only just. It's not a phablet/tablet by any means. I like the looks of what is shown in the first post. It's not something I need though. I have other things I'd rather have that I'd spend my money on. What little there is for stuff like that. Years ago my daughter had one of those little HP laptop things, don't even remember what it was called? Looked really cool, but the performance kind of sucked. She outgrew it pretty quickly and wanted something bigger and better. So we bought her what we should have bought the first time around, a full sized laptop. It's what she needed for school work etc. If you can afford multiple devices a small foot print device is a likely choice for that second or third device. I don't need or want one bad enough though.

 

Reminds me of the old PSIONS!

 

The "thin" aspect is nice. Small screen didn't always mean small device, thickness wise, or even weight wise. The downside to that though, often means it ends up being a non repairable disposable device when the battery dies etc. There are always tradeoffs though. You just have to know what your buying/getting yourself into.

 

The Psion 3A had this wonderful smell - new vinyl - that never went away. I could write all my letters, lectures and presentation scripts on crowded London buses on the way to and from work because all you needed to operate the keyboard, at some speed, was 2 thumbs. It gave me an extra hour and a half of useful work time each day. Sadly, at about 800g, they would easily slip out of jacket pockets if you bent down, and the hinges - which also held the 2 AA alkaline batteries - would easily break if stressed.