今日，微软的Origami超级PC已经现身。这款UMPC（超级便携式PC）支持浏览器插件和其它高级Web功能。另外，UMPC也支持包括音乐、电影和TV在内的娱乐功能。Intel预计富有的商人和教育工作者将是第一批UMPC的消费者，第一批UMPC的价格将低于1000美金。

So much has been written about these devices already that I thought it might be interesting to take a different tangent on discussing the announcement. You can learn more about the devices themselves ...

Samsung has scheduled an event for next month to mark the U.S. release of its Q1 ultramobile PC, the first brand-name device to launch using Microsoft's Origami concept. The Korean electronics giant ...

With Samsung planning a U.S. launch of its Origami tablet on Monday, the folks at TabletKiosk had hoped to already be shipping significant quantities of their rival device. Instead, the tiny Southern ...

So we’ve all heard the Origami spin by now, right? Today brought us a bit more info with "find out 3.9.06..." on the project website (and it looks like that may be all we see from Microsoft today). Of ...

TabletKiosk hoped to beat Samsung out of the gate, but had to halt most shipments because of a glitch. Still, its frankness has won it fans. Photos: Origami tablets gear up During her years at CNET ...

Microsoft’s Origami officially unfolds today, but it does so amongst a swath of ultra-mobile PC designs. The basics are what we expected: an ultra-mobile or ultra-compact form factor, Windows XP ...

Tuesday came and went, and instead of launching Origami, Microsoft launched Dance Dance Revolution E-mail, or something like that. Unrequited, the rumor mill is so abuzz right now that covering what's ...

Samsung Electronics is planning to put its Q1 ultra mobile PC on sale worldwide in May, the company said Thursday. The computer is based on the Origami platform developed by Microsoft and Intel and ...

Samsung Electronics took a step forward in its ambitious ``Origami'' project with the launching of the upgraded Q1 Ultra UMPC (Ultra Mini PC). Kim Hun-soo, vice president of Samsung Electronics' PC ...

Microsoft Corp. finally took the wraps off its mysterious Project Origami on Thursday, unveiling a computer that's about the size of a large paperback book but runs a full version of the Windows XP ...