Pentium 166MMX (overclockable to 233 most likely)
32MB of EDO ram (Officially upgradable to 64MB)
2x Cardbus slots with Zoom video
Keyboard just barely large enough to touchtype on
Thumbstick pointer for mouse, with buttons on opposite side of screen
800x480 TFT Active Matrix color screen
Speaker, headphone port (3/32"), mic (3/32"), Sound Blaster compatable
Windows 95
Dock with Parallel, serial, VGA and PS/2 connectors.
Battery lasts about 3 hours running uninterupted.
I like the size, I can easily toss this in my backpack and go. Regular laptops are too big and heavy to do that, IMO.
Note:All pictures link to their Flickr page, and some have notes as part of the image.
With Doom CD for size reference:
Next to Doom CD case for size reference:
Running Doom (I set the Libretto to scale the screens of DOS games to fit):
Crytal Caliburn (Windows pinball game):
Quake:
Duke Nukem 3d:
Tyrian 2000 (download here DOS based):
How I transfer games over(CF card, USB CF card adapter, PCMCIA CF card adapter):
I have many other things running on this too, but it's hard to take photos of a screen on my camera without direct sunlight, and the sun keeps going behind the clouds. ZSNES runs at full speed. NES emulators run, but I need to update my collection of emulators, as the ones I have now are old[/], Damn Small Linux running via loopback file, launched from DOS, and capable of getting online via WiFi.
Plans for this:
Right now I'm rocking it old school. Having a machine that has the ability to play DOS games natively is quite cool. Playing with DOSbox to get the game to work just right was getting old.
Near term I'm thinking of getting more memory, a DVD decoder card, a cardbus DVD rom, USB 2.0 cardbus card, a PCMCIA TV tuner card. Also, I will likely install the 20GB notebook HD I have and installing Windows 98 to it.
Slightly further ahead I'll probably overclock it to 233MHz, as nearly all units can do that. Some can push 266+
Longer term, if I get ahold of decent motherboard for my PCp, I'll likely take out the screen and use it. Prehaps the keyboard as well. If instead, UMPCs get cheap or the N800 gets good, I'll retire this to a DOS machine hanging off my KVM.
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or 98 SE 
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