The Samsung Q1 (known as Samsung SENS Q1 in South Korea) was a family of ultra-mobile PCs produced by Samsung Electronics starting in 2007. [1] They had a 7" (18 cm) LCD and were made in several different versions with either Windows XP Tablet PC Edition or Windows Vista Home Premium.

Feb 13, 2019 · The Q1 features an Intel Celeron M ULV processor running at 900MHz, 256 MB of DDR2 RAM, a 7″ 800 x 480 touch screen, 40 GB HDD, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g, and Bluetooth, and is available through Best Buy...

Sep 24, 2006 · The Q1 SSD is a technology showcase for Samsung; a halo effect product if you like. Creating a portable device with 32GB of solid state storage is nothing to be sniffed at, and Samsung has...

Feb 23, 2019 · Samsung Q1 Ultra was the first of a new range of UMPCs based on Intels McCaslin architecture. McCaslin provides a 600/800Mhz processor coupled with a 945 chipset (Aero Glass support.) A full accessory range has been shown that includes USB docking station and battery options.

Jun 10, 2008 · Samsung's Q1 Ultra was always among our favorite UMPCs, thanks to its reasonable price, BlackBerry-style keyboard, and touch screen. This is the third version of this system we've looked...

Samsung is the first big name manufacturer to release a UMPC in the US, and that's the Q1 we'll look at today. The Q1 is an absolutely beautiful looking piece of hardware with smooth, modern lines, solid build quality and a gloss piano black finish.

May 1, 2006 · Samsung unveiled its Q1 Ultra Mobile PC this morning at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. Starting at $1,099, the Q1 features a 7-inch (diagonal) display, weighs about 1.7 pounds, and runs a...

May 9, 2007 · Review: Samsung Q1 Ultra UMPC The Ultra is for ultra wide. While other UMPCs tend to have a boxy, chunky look, the Q1 frame measures just 9-inches wide and slightly under an inch thick.

Aug 8, 2007 · The Samsung Q1 Ultra measures just 9.95 x 4.87 x 0.94 inches, a tad shorter than the Q1 "non-ultra" it replaces, and larger than the OQO model 2 and Sony Vaio UX380N (thought the UX is thicker). At $899 to $1,200 it's considerably more affordable than the Sony and OQO.