March 8, 2006

A cryptic Web site, said to be run by Microsoft, heralds a product that "can change your life," but offers no concrete product details. The Web site [www.origamiproject.com] promises that consumers can "learn more" on Thursday -- which happens to coincide with the start of the CeBIT technology conference in Hanover, Germany. [This website has] fueled speculation that Microsoft will unveil an ultraportable personal computer. The product, code-named Origami, is expected to combine features of a personal computer and a digital-music player and run on a stripped-down version of Windows, according to media reports and posting on various Web blogs. The company has confirmed it has been working with unnamed partners on Origami. [ Marketwatch ] Is this Origami? I don't know.   More Here: Microsoft Unveils Ultracompact Computer 2:33:17 PM

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