The Lucoms Solo M1 UMPC looks rather promising at first, until you discover that it is lacking a built-in GPS chip that ought to be a staple in all UMPCs. There is simply no excuse for the omission as a device this small can be turned into a great GPS navigation device with its touchscreen capabilities. Putting the bad aside, the Solo M1 comes in a sleek design that puts other UMPCs to shame. It is powered by the Intel Celeron M 900MHz ULV processor and comes with 512MB of RAM running at 400MHz. The operating system of choice is a no-brainer - the Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition comes into mind automatically. Other features include a generous 7" WVGA TFT touchscreen, an Intel GMA 900 graphics chipset card and a measly 30GB hard disk. Connectivity options include Bluetooth, WiFi, and USB 2.0. Lucoms has even thrown in a 4-in-1 memory card reader (MMC/ SDIO/ MS/ MS Pro) so that you can work with a wider variety of media.Pros : Beautiful design
Cons : Lack of GPS chip, small hard drive capacity
Lucoms Solo M1 UMPC Source
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