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OQO Model 02

OQO Model 02
alaScore 81

33 reviews

May, 2024

alaTest has collected and analyzed 33 reviews of OQO Model 02. The average rating for this product is 3.3/5, compared to an average rating of 4.0/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. Opinions about the performance and design are on the whole positive. The portability and durability are also appreciated, but some have doubts about the battery and price. There are some mixed reviews about the image quality.

screen, durability, portability, design, performance

usability, price, battery

We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the OQO Model 02 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 81/100 = Very good quality.

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Consumer review (amazon.com)

Amazon.com review summary for OQO Model 02

 

alaTest has collected and analyzed 9 user reviews of OQO Model 02 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 2.3/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.9/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com. Opinions about the keyboard and screen are generally positive. The durability and performance also get good reviews. The design and price get critical views.

performance, durability, screen, keyboard

usability, price, design

33% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

May, 2024

Expert review by : Cisco Cheng (pcmag.com)

OQO model 02

 

The OQO model 02 is the most intuitive and innovative 1-pound PC available on the market.

1-pound device. Small enough to slide into your pockets. Best thumb board on a Micro PC. Vibrant 5-inch screen. Built-in Sprint EV-DO modem. Innovative docking station.

More expensive than the original version. VIA processors appear to be slower than their Intel counterparts. Fan noise can get annoying.

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Jan, 2007

Expert review by : Mary Branscombe (tomsguide.com)

OQO e2 - 1 Pound Wonder with HSDPA WAN

 

OQO packs the specs of a genuine PC into a tiny lightweight portable device with real wireless broadband, but you can't buy it in the US yet.

Dec, 2007

Expert review by : Lisa Gade (mobiletechreview.com)

OQO model 02 - Notebook and UMPC Reviews by Mobile Tech Review

 

When we reviewed the OQO model 01, the original OQO, back in mid-2005, we were impressed with this handheld Windows machine's ambition and incredibly small size, However, there were plenty of shortcomings-- the digitizer didn't work well, the machine...

Incredibly small yet usable. Extremely good looking-- even the accessories are eye candy. Runs full Windows. Durable magnesium alloy casing (but be careful of the display), wonderful display and excellent wireless connectivity built-in (though we wish...

Quite expensive. Like most UMPCs, battery life is so-so with standard battery. No built-in card reader or VGA port (must use the included dongle for VGA and most projectors use VGA connectors). Low resolution display relative to screen size is easy on...

And EVDO in a package this small means you can stay connected most anywhere in the US. Lastly the OQO model 02 offers the power of Vista and XP and the wealth of applications that run on Windows literally in the palm of your hand.

Nov, 2007

Expert review by : Jenn K. Lee (pocketables.net)

Review: OQO Model 02

 

The OQO Model 02 was introduced at CES 2007 as the world's smallest Vista-capable personal computer and began shipping to customers (sort of) in late March.

Starting at $1299, the OQO Model 02 may be more expensive than most are willing to pay for a pint-size PC, but its outstanding thumb keyboard, beautiful design, compact form factor, connectivity options, easy navigation, and respectable performance...

Oct, 2007

Expert review by : Mark Rosengarten (the-gadgeteer.com)

OQO Model 02 Ultra Personal Computer

 

TINY, full-featured PC in your pocket, Responsive enough to run your everyday apps, Brilliant screen, Autosensing backlit keyboard with individual keys with tactile feedback, Ability to zoom in or out, Nearly instantaneous standby and resume, Excellent...

No memory card slots, Only one USB port, No slot for optional stylus, Keyboard numeric keypad has inverted orientation, Battery life 2-3 hours. But with extended battery, this should not be an issue, OQO not forthcoming about when unit and/or...

Apr, 2007

Expert review by : Jesse Sutton (goodgearguide.com.au)

OQO E2

 

Barely any larger than a PDA, the OQO E2 (configuration 1) is actually a fully fledged PC with Windows Vista Ultimate installed and functioning. Not o...

Size, Screen quality, Zoom feature, Design

Operating temperatures, Could use one more USB 2.0 port

The OQO E2 is quite an impressive little design with some good connectivity and would suite a number of tasks, as long as they require more portability than power

Oct, 2007

Expert review by : Jonathan Bray (trustedreviews.com)

OQO Model 02 Ultra Mobile PC

 

Round two in OQO's mission to put a full PC in your pocket.

Ubiquio 701.

Feb, 2011

Expert review by : Jesse Sutton (pcworld.idg.com.au)

OQO E2

 

Size, Screen quality, Zoom feature, Design

Operating temperatures, Could use one more USB 2.0 port

The OQO E2 is quite an impressive little design with some good connectivity and would suite a number of tasks, as long as they require more portability than power

Oct, 2007

Expert review by : Peter Judge, Techworld (techadvisor.co.uk)

OQO e2 ultramobile PC with HSDPA review

 

An ultramobile PC is a full PC in a nearly pocket-size unit. OQO, founded in 2000 by ex-Apple engineers, is the most distinctive of the ultramobile PC makers, producing over the years a series of increasingly gorgeous-looking devices, leading up to the...

Frankly - we love this luscious ultramobile PC, even though we can't type on it. It's well designed and a pleasure to use. At its current price, we couldn't justify buying it however - for the same money we could get an entry level laptop and a...

Feb, 2008

Expert review by (stuff.tv)

OQO model e2 review

 

OQO's third UMPC looks like a belter, with a big screen and QWERTY keyboard. Will it be the saviour of ultra-portable computing?

The e2 is a big-screen UMPC with lots to offer people who like to travel light. With higher resolution, it would be a real star

Feb, 2008
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