From the range of ultra-portable, full computers, the OQO devices are distinguished because of their stylish design and technical parameters as well. The device, featuring an Intel Atom 1.33 or 1.86 GHz CPU, a 5", 800 x 480 pixel OLED or TFT touchscreen display, LAN, WLAN, Bluetooth and an optional HSDPA/EV-DO module, 1 or 2 GB of 533 MHz DDR2 RAM, 60 or 120 GB of hard drive or a 60 GB SSD, a sliding QWERTY keyboard, a built-in microphone, speakers, USB 2.0, video and sound output, has Windows Vista or XP as an operating system and it is in no way a cheap one. The 142.2 x 83.8 x 25.4 mm large OQO 2+, weighing 453 grams with the standard battery, costs 999 dollars with the 1.33 GHz CPU or 1499 USD with the 1.83 GHz processor, the optional EV-DO/HSDPA module costs an additional 149 dollars, the DVD-RW dock is $399 and the 60 GB SSD also means a plus of 700 dollars in expenses. This means that the fully equipped model, with an extended warranty for 279-379 dollars, might cost more than 3100 USD.
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