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Where the Q1P does work#

In my last post I touched on a few reasons why the Samsung Q1P does not quite work for me in my work life.  No offence to anyone who loves the Q1 range - heck I do too - but it does not fit how I work.  Lets face it the "P" in PC & UMPC stands for personal.

That said I do use the Q1 quite a bit and there are some use cases that it absolutely owns.

Here are some areas I use the Q1 where it just rocks.

  • As a Navigational tool.  I use the Q1 in the car with a beta version of an application called C1 Mobile.  The C1 interface is really easy to use with a finger and the screen size an geometry is perfect for moving map applications. I just need to get a bracket so I can mount it in my car.
  • Personal media device.  I catch a train to work and home again every day.  It is about 40 minutes each way and I usually work.  However sometime I can't be bothered working.  I just want to kick back and watch an episode of Family Guy that I recorded on the media centre the night before.  Excellent.
  • Games!  I am so addicted to Chuzzle from Pop Cap games

Those are some areas where it works for me.  I also think that for some mobile workers who primarily perform a particular task - like for instance meter readers - you could build a pretty compelling mobility story around a UMPC, location and a touch optimised line of business application.

Tuesday, July 24, 2007 10:07:45 PM (AUS Eastern Standard Time, UTC+10:00) #   
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