Samsung's Handheld Windows XP Tablet from 2007
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Back in the late 2000s, the world was introduced to a new type of personal computer - the UMPC. Intended to fill a spot somewhere between PDAs and laptops, they were typically small handheld devices with a touchscreen. And I recently found one from Samsung that's never been opened before. So let's change that!
Chapters
00:00 - Introduction & Backstory
02:18 - Unboxing
03:52 - Checking out the hardware
05:43 - Checking out the software
14:52 - Half-Life (of course)
20:49 - Outro
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