MobilePro 790

Pros: Peforms any basic task that a full-size laptop could. Works with Wireless.

Cons: No Java VM/no activeX - meaning browser doesn't support automation content of today's high-tech websites.

The Bottom Line: Highly Recommended to anyone who doesn't want to lug a laptop but needs a fully-functional keyboard. Weighs one pound, very compact (fits inside large jacket pockets).

Review: I am writing this review on an NEC MobilePro 790 that I bought used for $129... I love this thing. I added a cisco Aironet 350 wireless network card and a 2GB compact flash microdrive, works great. Only issue I've had with it is that with the wirless ...

Pros: Keyboard, Display, Pocket Office Apps, Easy to Synchronize with PC

Cons: Speaker, Price

The Bottom Line: Great Substitute for a laptop if you already own a computer.

Review: I have had the Mobilepro for only a few days and I am already in love with the Mobilepro!!! Can't say enough about this new gadget! But, those who are looking to buy this unit should seriously consider its usage.

If you are looking to buy a...

Pros: Screen set just like home computer, using word, excel and small scale powerpoint programs.

Cons: Bigger than a pocket, but it fits in my small briefcase. Modem is unreliable

The Bottom Line: If you can find one, it is a best thing available until someone brings a sub-notebook to the U.S.

Review: I owned a NEC Mobilepro 770 for years (since 2000); I also bought a 790 just before they both became orphans and unavailable in the US. What they are is the laptop-style machine I've wished for and can't find. When I travel, I want a small machine for ...

Pros: I like having the ability to jot my thoughts where ever and whenever.

Cons: Pocket Word just doesn't compare to MS Word.

Review: If you’re looking for something small enough to fit into shoulder bag but with the keyboard and ease or a regular notebook, then the Mobilepro is the way to go. It doesn’t have all the bells and whistles of a regular laptop, nor the power, but it easily ...

Pros: Ease of use, CE based, touch screen

Cons: Reliability

The Bottom Line: Very functional and fun to use but watch the reliability of the modems especially.

Review: My company has put nearly 100 of these units into service with the standard CE versions of the MS Office as well as a custom software package for taking orders and other sales functions. We are very happy with the functionality of the units.

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