2007 CES - Full size keyboard on a UMPC from Seamless

January 6th, 2007 · No Comments

New UMPC Design From Seamless Ends Clumsy `Dumb Thumb’ Typing & Battery Power Panic for Real Productivity on the Go

Ten-Finger Size Keyboard and Eight-Hour Battery Makes the S-XGen the First Practical UMPC For Real All-Day Power Computing on the Road

CARSON CITY, N.Y. –(Business Wire)– Jan. 5, 2007 A New Ultra Mobile Portable Computer (UMPC) offering a radically different design was debuted today at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada. The S-XGen(TM) from Seamless Internet (OTCBB:SLWF) a publicly traded company, is the only UMPC of its kind to integrate all of the computing and digital functionality of other UMPCs in a design that offers a near full-size keyboard and an ultra-productive eight-hour battery life.

The S-XGen was created for serious business users who need convenient all-day access to powerful computing capabilities but are frustrated with lugging and juggling multiple devices that provide only two or three hours of on-the-go power. The lightweight, pocket-sized PC combines several digital products into a single, easy-to-access device. The unit’s extra-long battery life and fold-out keyboard makes the S-XGen a serious full-day work partner that puts an end to frustrating text messaging-style "dumb thumb" typing and battery power panic.