The next Hybrid Dual Portable Computer (HDPC) from MIU will exist in two versions – basic and premium. The first will have the GPS navigation, as well as functions of the dictionary. Both models will include wireless standard functions (probably Wi-Fi and Bluetooth), two operating systems that run on Windows XP and CE, and the mobile phone. It’s going to be a little complicated to hold a conversation with this device, so we strongly recommend to have a Bluetooth headset. The basic model will cost about $500, and premium costs twice. MIU must finish 100 games of samples to satisfy the demands of customers and companies before they can mass produce them.

Tags: HDPC, Laptops, MIU

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