Yesterday Dell me-too’ed tablet, joining the phenomenally unsuccessful line of computer genre soon to be in your basement under the pile of books you never read. Too expensive for consumers, too overpriced for anyone else and too ugly for a picture frame.
It’s not all bad news, comes with a battery that can run for nearly 10 hours.
Lot’s of pictures here. If it weren’t bad enough that these gadgets are still very limited appeal with a puzzling throwback to the old tales of the future where we’d be able to write and talk to computers one day, these brickies come with a $2,500 price tag.
Nice try for 2002. Dell is not Apple. Michael, why don’t you wake us up when you can get it under $500.
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