Great news for a few folks out there. It seems the white TabletKiosk eo's have started to arrive at peoples' doors. I've seen two new boxes here at VIA calling out to me to open them. Unfortunately I won't get to open them until Monday or possibly Tuesday.

I did notice a photo posted up on Origami Portal of a white eo fully dis-robed and looking almost frisky. I don't know about you all, but there's something almost pornographic about these photo-spreads of gadgets taken out of their boxes. Unfortunately some of these UMPCs look like middle-aged housewives. That yellow slip the white eo comes wrapped in looks like it belonged to an 80s fashion victim.

*sighs* I guess we can't all have the same product designers as Apple.

And if you thought gadgetporn was strange, there's always espressoporn (don't worry, it's work safe!).

I ran into this really nice blog today, it's done entirely using the Inking features from the Tablet PC Edition of Windows XP. Personally I think it's a beautiful looking website and it's really cool to see all of the posts in both handwriting and text. Not only that but with the handwriting recognition that's available now it is very easy to do.

I'm posting up part one in a four part series of videos with industry analyst Rob Enderle from The Enderle Group. In this first of four videos Rob talks about how the UMPC combines the functionality of a PC, PDA, and Mobile Phone into one ultra mobile device.

I put together this little popularity contest website on Ning called Origami Battle. If you've got more UMPCs you want to add to the fray feel free to submit them. I haven't quite decided who I think is the king of the hill in the land of the UMPCs, but according to Chippy over on Carrypad the Samsung Q1 is the most popular.