lmao

Now you have on screen keyboard.

Same

There is something else about This device (That I'd love to see covered): It came with an everything-mediaplayer-browser-appmanager called Microsoft Origami, which had a touch UI. By 2007 it had many Windows 8 features such as the Picture password, lockscreen, and live tiles, as well as an android-like app UI, and a touch keyboard. I'm sure copies of Microsoft Origami exist somewhere online.

True hhh this cool

2006 was 13 years ago lmao

@@kuruggu6678 ye

LMBO right I was 16

ianh1984 I guess I’m old if I’m about to get my License lol

ianh1984 😂

Cargo pants pockets 😂

Backpacks have pockets

FYI in the world of business "pocket size" is the size of the main pocket in a briefcase.

I'm just happy to see you

Tbh i do have pants with extra deep pockets.

quite a memories

Go and watch a video of the psp games you played, then you'll probably see that you're glad you used it instead of the vaio

@@jhwhthemerciful he was in south korea he did nothing there lmao sat on a computer for probably 10 years

Thank you for your service as well 🙏 You guys don't get enough love

​@@SLAAMITprobably more than you've ever done lol

bc

@Partha Sarathi Sarma agree with what he said

Yes

terminator 😎

This I have never seen first time I'm seeing this

Ye

Mhm

Imagine what they have right now

True,in those times

Or exactly for its rime

That font was HOT in 06 , it was ubiquitous with tech for no reason

Its a sony device playstation is a sony device

No, it does not

That would be insane. Price inflation would bring it up to $3000 for a base model and to be honest sony would not risk putting out a product that expensive and very few people buying it

@@cssplayer91 Maybe not to this particular form factor, but there has been a pretty good solution. Check out the GPD Win 2. Sans cameras, this has been my daily portable driver. A remarkable machine.

But there is. It's called smartphone hehe

@@arthurpf14 a smartphone will never be as powerful as a full pc in the palms of you hands😂

Man this thing no far from the future!! All they have to do is replace the Keyboard with better touchscreen and add a few features lol

Same

Ditto.

They are. Imagine a device of this with an i3-i7 processor. I won’t bother using my surface pro anymore.

I saw the OQO model one on a museum once, came home and order one for around 200 dlls and I still have it, it works great except for the battery but the computer it self has AutoCADand it works great!! I love that lil one!

Well I mean you could just use a lap top.

Is that Barry Bonds’ brother or something? Lol

Sarah.is.ki.rahm.or.mahmri.or.vahrahnti.or.paraiz

Old days ❤️

I don’t get it

@@JESUSISKING77742 same

@@JESUSISKING77742 same

For people who don't get it he feels old

@@cessposter I see. Thanks bro.

😂😂😂

FUUUUUUUUUUU

2029 should be 2020

2029 skynet sends back T800 with neural net prosessor in its metal skull. Game over.

2020: now we are all on vacation

what is LGR stand for

@@ledanhlamvip12 the youtube channel Lazy game reviews, he had also made a review of this product.

@@homeslices3 not this one but similar

@@telefonkirtys True

@@ledanhlamvip12 Lazy Game Reviews.

then you never see it again until now, weird isnt?

Next level at the time

I did the same with an ultra slim laptop (I just plugged in external monitor/keyboard and mouse). It ran fine for years and then I sold it. Laptops tend to get hot, so I just put a racquetball racquet on my desk and then placed the laptop on top of the racquet, it gave it more more air circulation underneath the computer.

check out fxtec pro 1

@@darunealbane Tell me where GPD Win's keyboard slides out

physical keys that got atleast some tactile feedback and don't take up half the screen? sign me up!

We?

This sliding concept was really cool. it's really sad that no one making these kind of phone or tablets now

It ain't a phone

It's even weirder when you compare it to tech from 25-35 years ago and realise by comparison to today's tech, it feels similar in a sense just how dated it feels. To think in 15 years what we use now will probably feel the same as stuff from 20+ years ago.

@@Getbent97 I guess for me, tech that is 20+ years old just seems retro. But 15 years ago is that sweet spot when I was in high school, the technology from that time feels just like yesterday, still fresh in my mind.

Said the 16 yrs old

For me (who grew up on XP) there is a big threshold between PCs with GUI and without. GUI is what I would consider the mark of the "modern" family of computers, those without are in the same family as 50s computers

15 years might as well be an eternity in technology.

It’s funny that you say that because I was similarly thinking about when I was a kid I saw I think it was Tom from MySpace post from mobile and I was thinking “wow, he must be rich as hell to afford that”

The only down side is the small amount of RAM

What are 'standarts' :O

It's a Sony™

@@uTubeNoITube standfarts

That's why Sony is innovative

lol

Which is replaced by AT&T

Huh? The iPhone was literally a “pocket size” computer. The iPhone was TOUCHSCREEN. This is not even close to the technology we first saw in the iPhone. Apples and oranges.

Yeah, sometimes their products were just slightly out of sync with the hype by a few months or a year or two, but they always had solid stuff and pushed the boundaries. People credit iPods for portable music but most people know Walkman was the OG.

@@sharonb.9128 True but the iPhone did come out later than this and despite it being admittedly a huge leap in terms of whole package portable computing (usability, capability, form factor combined together etc) it wasn't perfect, it did have some limitations that weren't fixed until later iterations. The mid 2000's saw massive leaps in the tech world, within each year so much would get updated, processors grew in power, costs went down for electronics in general, battery life got much better, screen resolutions improved dramatically. Doesn't mean Sony were beaten by Apple, and it doesn't mean we're trashing Apple. I myself in 2009-2010 had a Vaio P series for proper computing work like typing documents and real web browsing, while my iPhone 3GS was the perfect accompanying device for playing music, watching videos and playing games.

@@G1NZOU you’re missing the point with both the iPhone AND iPod. What’s so starting is that BOTH of these issues are SETTLED! The tech industry itself acknowledges these devices were revolutionary. Awards, accolades and honors to boot. They both WILL be in the Smithsonian. The zombie fantasy that other products existed, but were overlooked has been debunked over and over, but here we are in 2021. What made the iPod revolutionary was not that it played music like the Walkman, but it’s technology and the integration with the iTunes Store. Similarly, Touch technology and I would argue, the App Store also put the iPhone in a different stratosphere. The iPod and iPhone were AMAZING for there times. Any attempt to rewrite history with all the information written about that era and the significance of those two machines is ridiculous. Google is free (ish)

@@sharonb.9128 I don't think I'm missing the point, iPod was great, hell I had an iPod an and iPhone and even though I've switched to a Google Pixel now I still miss the fantastic usability of iTunes, especially the ease at which I could rip my own bought CDs and organise them by filling in the artist/album info myself and easily create playlists. My point is how some people act like iPod is the only achievement worth remembering, not that everyone thinks that, smart people recognise both.

And probably with roughly the same battery life, too.

Definetely. But way better than the switch. Who knows, the switch may have gotten the dock idea from the vaio.

sony used to be innvating company but they sold the computer sextion away... now jus tboring shit...

nintendo fanboys will have you believe sony always copies nintendo

@@thelarry383 Not always, just a lot.

Every once and a while on eBay someone is selling the modded version. I almost snagged one but the guy wanted 750$. Since I bought my 3 UX380Ns for 200-250$ each I couldn't do it.

I would not have thought that little device could run WoW. Pretty neat!

@mabbohabb Well I mean, it played it. not great, but it was playable.

The upcoming GDP Win 3 seems to use this design, but i like the design of the older GPD Wins more: liliputing.com/2020/11/gpd-win-3-handheld-gaming-pc-has-a-sliding-display-qwerty-keyboard-and-intel-tiger-lake.html

Here is the rich guy u were looking for

I've been watching it wrong the whole time.

😂. Scooter

This is why I still have iPhone 4

This is why i still have a walkman

This is why i still have mp3 with AAA batteries

Just get a mp3 player and they removed the headphone jack for more batterry life and most people have bluetooth headphones

This is why I still have a cassette playing radio

This is the third or fourth time the algorithm has blessed this video

im pretty sure he has a few more fans though... hes also more relaxing with "reviewing."

He was in Texas visited 8-bit guy.

Me too

Elaborate. What would a handheld "desktop" PC do better than a similarly-priced modern phablet or tablet+keyboard combo? It's too large to truly be portable, yet too small to offer a comfortable/practical typing experience. Microsoft tried bridging this gap a few years ago with Nokia and BOMBED because they were too late to the game once Continuity became "useful" to anyone - app development was abysmal and very few handset manufacturers wanted to get their hands dirty with yet another mobile OS - especially since Android already dominated the market while being considered "hip" with the younger mobile market whereas Windows still had a "Mac vs PC" dweeb cloud hanging over it. The only people who want hardware like this in 2019 are more than capable of building it themselves thanks to the new RPi 4 and 3D printing capabilities.

@@samuelthompson4646 say, how did Microsoft try to bridge that gap with Nokia? From what i understand they just tried entering the phone market instead of bridging the gap between handheld and PC.

Their called tablets

Oh wait forget it. Boy was i not thinking while typing that haha.

Soooo windows tablets?

Fairly different concept, I'd say. At that point I'd also include the Surface Go.

They are like a new iteration of the same concept but yea they have made a comeback in recent years. I wish I could afford one but then again Im not sure what I would do with it.

@@Mabidemonstrations I use mine to play emulators and my very expansive steam library while traveling. The built in game controls are perfect for that.

@@Mabidemonstrations same here.. as tech nerd i really want have one.. but again, i don't really know what i will do with that when got one.. (tbh is kinda same with tablet device for me, i have one but barelly use it for anything.. because there's laptop, smartphone and pc)

the gpd win 3 can now play AAA games on the go and emulate up to the ps3.

a girl i mew in high school had it back in early 2007 it was amazing. i was happy to have laptop and Sidekick phone so i was good.

Me too

Hahaha me too

They had also made pocket laptop

Same

Indeed it is! Of all the Sony things I have, the only one that failed beyond usability is my DCR-DVD108 camcorder. It first started randomly saying that the DVD door was opened (without it actually opening) and screwing up my DVDs and the screen progressively failing until it completely died and now, because the touch screen doesn't work, I can't finalize DVDs, and thus, can't use it properly.

Charlotte Dashwood Same,my ps2 is still working almost 2 decades later

Yea and 1000xm3 also known as worlds best headphones ..died on me in a week of usage :(

Just found my PS1 in the loft and it’s the first time I’ve seen it and turned it on in 10 years. The console is from 1995 and still works. My PS2 from 2002 is still in perfect condition and works just as well as the first day I bought it!

Sony has always made super high-quality Tech

Why same form factor? A tablet fits the description mostly...

my phone has a 4k screen and 2019 specs.

Too big for my liking, and tablets exist now...

Are you sure? What that phat antenna?

The GPD Pocket is a very small laptop with 1080p and Windows 10

Lol same here

Me I'm one whole year late than u😂

It's literally what a phone is nowadays A phone is just a pocket-sized PC orders of magnitude more powerful than anything humanity could build a decade ago

Me too

I swear I didn't know too. I think it's because lack of marketing strategies. Now electronic companies should make these things again I really need it.

Yeah. People didnt really have a need for it by then. Explains why it didnt take off.

@@ukrd94 imagine if they make one now with today technology especially the battery technology that was the only problem with the ux poor battery life

@@azbrown821 what was its price back then

VGN-UX390N was the top of the line. It had an SSD where the 3 models below it had HDD's. And yes, the battery life was the weak link on these.

@@VivekSharma-dj2wr i think 2000

dorion it still looks futuristic

Shoot, I was, like, 8 that year.

@@keybyss98 you don't look a day older than 8.

@@PHlophe It's leap year....

@@mryup6100 2019 ain't it pal

until you realize its a pc and not a console

until you realize the sega nomad is the first portable/tv hybrid

Even don’t beat Nintendo to that with the psp go which had a first party dock you could buy. Like the guy above said though, it was the nomad that was the first.

game gear did it before this i do believe. had a tv cart that plugged in and I remember using one, dad's friends, at an auto race for replays and what not. crap screen but was good at the time.

PSP fan

Sorry to break it to you, but the highlight of apple products is that they suck but charge 3 times the competitor on a similar product anyway.

@@Thisisnotanid45 oh I'm no longer silly. I will never buy a Mac again. The competitors offer way more for way less. I was just staring my current situation

@@aflyingbench6143 Yeah good, just sell all your apple products XD

you gave money to apple shame

ThisIsNotAnId I’ve owned Samsung’s, Lg, htc. I got my first iPhone (xr) just to try something different this last upgrade. I actually really like the iPhone. It has its strong points and downsides coming from an s9

I'm so glad we got the future where we all have the capability of playing RS anywhere now lmao

I would of loved one of these too! Don't think I'd impress any ladies with this device, but I wouldn't be wasting xp. Those trees don't chop themselves!

When I was younger I set up remote desktop so I could play on my ipod at the time. Now it's available on android (and I think iPhone?) natively. Would have love it back then so much.

And how would you connect to the internet

@@feyisthey 3g he says you can use that in the video

Many other companies did physical switches for wireless networking as well during the Windows Vista era and a small number of business oriented laptops still do. Though, I have only seen Sony use a HOLD switch to turn off any physical input.

The original 3DS had one as well

Pretty much every portable device that uses WLAN that isn't a smartphone has a physical switch for controlling it. Even my laptop from 2017 has one.

@@tuxedocream Thank you

How much?

Tony Barber was priced around $1500~$1700 back in 2007

lol

@@foreigner6195 Yeah i learned something recently, if you wanna ge rich find a way to get rid of rent, Thanks me later.

As a kid how much money were you suppose to have

Sony Vaio VGN-UX280P is the best mini computer of 2006

I linked him the drivers and all the default software including the camera utility. dumped straight from my vaio.

the reason i hate modern equipment is it's boring. EVERYTHING you could possibly need is in a phone. And all phones look the same! And nothing new is being introduced to them, like the newest "advancement in technology (ik i spell that wrong)" is a camera that's blocking your screen real-estate, called a love. Sure, some companies are trying for phones that are oriented for gaming, with gamepad's that attach to the phone, it's of no use if you can't play PC games on it.

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@@lonttugamer2939 NOW that's what we want,PC games on portabel gadget with present hardware...(yes i know there's GDP but that's not enough for fair competition)

@@oceanman505 yeah but have you actually played one? I tried GTA San Andreas on mobile with a controller and it was total garbage, you can't aim like in the console versions because it forces the touchscreen autoaim bs on you. Also most games do t support game pads on the phone even to this day. I guess emulators are a good argument, but doesn't fully make up for it.

@@oceanman505 that is very true, Ive seen threads on the internet saying that it's a complete hell developing games for Android because of the way openGL is handled. Basically most phone manufacturers have modified openGL for their own purposes, meaning if you make a game from scratch for a huawei phone, you need to optimise it seperately for every other brand phone. This is handled way better on pc, where there are only 3 main versions of openGL, or one if using directx.

@Pixle I was paused on that exact frame to comment lmao

hah! nice catch

AbodyAbdalluh lol a few months ago I had math and I had a color edition Played games on it

spooftendo Successors to the UMPC in hardware, but successors to the Handheld/Palmtop/Pocket PCs in form factor

I was literally about to bring that thing up. It would be good for Portal

Own a gpd win 1 and its a pretty fun machine though I still long for a modern reboot of the VGN-UX line with a soc like what the rumored win max will use

I believe GPD should be more practical but this SONY looks sexier and more interesting.

@@T_TanksTinkers1066 i too own a GPD win 1, and i love to play fallout 3 on it, iT especially works well for classic point and click games like fallout 1, 2 and tactics.

The closest thing to a modern version of this device is the GPD Win 2

Why your profile photo is stock photo from Windows Vista? 😅

@@bradtoddler3765 because i like it. I like windows vista stock photos. They're great. And I love Windows vista stock music too.

@@wordart_guian And your PC is running Windows Vista before?

@@bradtoddler3765 my first PC did (the one that got me into computing), so i'm quite nostalgic when it comes to this OS

@@wordart_guian Oh my. I actually like Windows Vista and install them on virtual machine. 😂

Check out GPD's products. The Win 2 and preceding models suffer from reliability issues though.

Iphone also do not have headphone jack

@@thefatkid3365 Well, duh.

Apple didn't remove headphone jack at first.. Get some knowledge

@@X--ig9eo apple literally did the iphone 7

Samsung fans didn't bully they were just stating that samsung still has the headphone jack and samsung actually includes a dongle unlike apple and comes with a 25v fast charger while apple has 5v slow charger

Brasil

almost 1M

You're absolutely right. And it's a perfect example of how Chinese developers can never innovate only duplicate. Especially when it comes to the design of something.

@@i_used_adblock_to_watch_this lol

@@i_used_adblock_to_watch_this what the actual fuck

@@i_used_adblock_to_watch_this shut the fuck up

Extremely popular for a lot of years based on the security concerns of early WiFi.

@@TheCerealHobbyist i understand that my comment is due to him mentioning it multiple times

@@TheFlyingCrocodile Gotcha! I'm a wireless guy by trade, I was in the industry when all of these developments were new so it jumped out!

It doesn't even look like he tried normal Firefox.