Presentato nel corso dell’evento Computex di Taipei da Intel, Donley è una via di mezzo tra un mini Pc e uno smartphone. Abbiamo la presenza di uno schermo touch screen da 5″ ruotabile di 90° per avere, a scelta, una visuale verticale o orizzontale. La tastiera è QWERTY, ma si può utilizzare anche un pennino per navigare tra i menu del sistema operativo che è Windows Vista.
All’interno troviamo il supporto al wi-fi e al wireless WAN. Non mancano bluetooth e il GPS.
Non si hanno informazioni su una possibile produzione di massa per la commercializzazione.
Seguono altre foto del concept.
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