Microsoft's gadget mystery begins to unfold
Jo Bestsilicon.com
ZDNet UK
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Microsoft looks set to reveal a new gadget later this week, currently known under the name of Project Origami.
A video purporting to show the gizmo — a cross between a Nokia 770 and an iPod, according to the mutterings on the gadget grapevine — was discovered on the Web site of DigitalKitchen, a marketing agency whose clients include Microsoft.
The device, which resembles a small tablet PC, is used as a mini Media Centre in the clip, with individuals using the device to surf the Web as well as a games console and satellite navigation device.
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The device is also shown devoid of integrated keyboard, with users in the video entering information via a stylus or with a detachable keyboard.A Microsoft spokeswoman confirmed that the device was genuine but said it was not a current version of the product.
Microsoft said it will reveal more about Project Origami in the coming weeks.
feb 27, 2006
Jo Bestsilicon.com
ZDNet UK
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Microsoft looks set to reveal a new gadget later this week, currently known under the name of Project Origami.
A video purporting to show the gizmo — a cross between a Nokia 770 and an iPod, according to the mutterings on the gadget grapevine — was discovered on the Web site of DigitalKitchen, a marketing agency whose clients include Microsoft.
The device, which resembles a small tablet PC, is used as a mini Media Centre in the clip, with individuals using the device to surf the Web as well as a games console and satellite navigation device.
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See Also:
Microsoft confirms Origami Project is new handheld device concept
Microsoft's mysterious Origami: A challenge to iPod?
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The device is also shown devoid of integrated keyboard, with users in the video entering information via a stylus or with a detachable keyboard.A Microsoft spokeswoman confirmed that the device was genuine but said it was not a current version of the product.
Microsoft said it will reveal more about Project Origami in the coming weeks.
feb 27, 2006