8.9inch Touchscreen FlyBook Notebook
"The Flybook company has just announced the latest in the Flybook line, the FlyBook v5i. Read inside for more details."
Published: 17th January 2007 | Source: Engadget |
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Source: Engadget

Flybook has announced their newest notebook in the line. This 8.9inch little notebook sports a 1.2Ghz Intel Core Duo processor, a webcam, and expansion slots for 3G and HDSPA compatibility. Not to mention this thing is a touch screen tablet PC which makes it ever more useful as a mobile notebook. Unfortunately, Flybook has taken away the trackpad and replaced it with analog stick style cursor control. As we can see in the photo, this notebook is Windows Vista compatible. We aren't quite sure if it will have the ability to rotate the screen and such, but considering it's a tablet notebook, I think it's safe to assume so. This ultra small touchscreen notebook will be released at a $2200-$2500 price point, and it should be release sometime soon although there is no exact word.
This ultra portable laptop can be exactly what many people are looking for in a laptop. The tablet PC touch screen control is also always a bonus for buyers looking for a portable laptop.

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Yep already working on it. Its improved a lot this morning, but images with stupid ratio's like 1024x10px won't resize correctly.
Try uploading them and then check the dimensions. if they aren't 65x65px or 80x80px then do them manually.
Try uploading them and then check the dimensions. if they aren't 65x65px or 80x80px then do them manually.
I've made some major changes to the backend of the image uploading script. It should now be much faster at resizing large images but also pretty good at giving square thumbnails.
As always tho, check the files before you use em.
As always tho, check the files before you use em.



Please resize your pics manually, then just upload them with a border in the editorcp
I'm sure Jim will be working on this so hopefully we can sort it