July 25th, 2008
Toshiba has revealed a prototype of an ultra-mobile PC with a 5.6-inch touchscreen display, Intel’s Atom processor, a 64GB solid state drive, and GPS receiver.
PC Authority reports the keyboard in the device is ditched in favour of a touchscreen keyboard.
Toshiba’s UMPC prototype runs Windows Vista OS.

There is no information of pricing and availability.
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Lithium17 Says:
Sounds promising…. except for the Vista OS part.
Hope they load the new Ubuntu Netbook Remix.
b Says:
It looks too shiny. Also, Vista is crappy garbage, and a miserable failure.
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