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Founder Mininote
 | Status: Available Rank:1/100 (?) |
| Specifications (base version) | |
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| Manufacturer | Founder |
| Model name | Mininote | CPU type | Intel Celeron-M |
| CPU speed | 900 Mhz |
| Graphics | Intel GMA 900 |
| OS | Windows XP Pro |
| Display Size |
7.0" 800 X 480 |
| Display Type |
CCFL b/l, Soft (Finger) Touch |
| RAM | 256 MB |
| Hard Disk | 30 GB |
| Keyboard | NO |
| Mouse Pointer | YES |
| Battery capacity | 26 (Wh) |
| Battery Life (tested) | 2 - 2.4 hours |
| Weight | 830gm / 29.3 oz. |
| Size (w/h/d mm) | 225/144/25 mm |
| Size (w/h/d inches) | 8.9/5.7/1 |
| Physical Interfaces |
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| USB2.0 |
| MIC-in |
| Docking connector |
| SD card slot |
| Wireless Interfaces |
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| 802.11g |
| 802.11b |
| BT (type unknown) |
| No Wireless WAN (e.g. 3G cellular) |
| Additional Specs and Accessories (can vary) |
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| WebCam |
| Optional Specs and Accessories (can vary) |
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| Memory options available |
| Trend (140days, 7-day moving average.) |
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| Latest NewsLinks | Track product  |
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| Chinese website reviews a Founder Mininote | 22/08/06 |
| Daewoo Lucoms variant launch news. (Korean market) | 18/07/06 |
| Dailytech reports on FCC tests and 'not a UMPC' reports. | 06/05/06 |
| OnlyUMPC.com FCC approval news. | 04/05/06 |
| UMPCBuzz links Video from Mix06 (March 2006) | 03/05/06 |
| Product Notes |
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| The Founder Mininote AKA Tablet Kiosk i7209. (but with Windows XP - Not tablet edition.) It is also sold under the Daewoo Lucoms brand (Asia.) The OEM version is the ECS H70. |
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