Aigo MID to go after Lenovo

Sun, Jan 6, 2008

At CES a couple of important companies have announced their first mobile internet device. The MIDs will be making it big this year, or we think, although we are still not sure what the difference is between a MID and a UMPC. Any body can exlain this for us?

Aigo is jumping into the Mobile Internet Device business alogside another newcomer - Lenovo. There isn’t much info about Aigo and Lenovo’s MID but we do have videos for you of the two devices. Both are touch screen devices that connect to the Internet via WiFi. Aigo’s MID has a more conventional slide out QWERTY keyboard while Lenovo makes do with numeric keys tucked in on the right side of the screen. I must say, Lenovo has a very interesting device with multi-touch support.

Aigo MID video after the break:

[jkkmobile via gmp3]

Lenovo MID video:

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February 25th, 2008 at 4:33 pm

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March 8th, 2008 at 8:23 am

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July 24th, 2008 at 9:11 am

[...] Aigo’s mobile Internet device or MID has been officially priced, so we can expect it out in the market in a while. Is this the first MID out in the market? If so, the Aigo got itself a coup here. It’s priced affordably for such a groundbreaking device. It combines power from an 800MHz Atom Z500 with 500MB of RAM and the elegance of multitouch. For HKD5228 or $670, you will also enjoy a 4.8-inch WVGA (800 x 480-pixel) scree, which is as good as COWON’s P5’s screen.On board isWiFi b/g, Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR and GPS. [...]