The Sharp PC-Z1, also known as the NetWalker is a mobile internet device that has a 5 inch WSVGA LCD screen, an impressive 10 hour battery life, instant ON and 1 14mm pitch full QWERTY keyboard.

Sep 30, 2009 · Now that a few days have passed since I unboxed the Sharp NetWalker PC-Z1, it’s time to share my first impressions and some other thoughts I’ve jotted down while using the clamshell Ubuntu MID.

Sep 30, 2009 · It’s probably not fair to compare the Sharp NetWalker PC-Z1 with a typical 10 inch netbook. First, the little device has a 5 inch display and tiny keyboard. And second, it uses an 800MHz...

シャープのモバイルインターネットツール「NetWalker PC-Z1J／PC-Z1」のオフィシャルサイトです。 PC-Z1J／PC-Z1の仕様一覧を確認できます。

Feb 3, 2010 · Form factor is similar to those nifty pocket dictionaries/translation tools that are so big in Japan, only with a colour screen (1024x600) and an ARM Cortex A8 clocked at 800MHz …

Jan 26, 2010 · It has replaced ny Cybook3 (screen broke) and while the battery life isn't as good as an eInk device it is long enough and overall the device is a lot more sturdy and capable. …

Sep 3, 2009 · We're having a hard time deciding whether Sharp's Ubuntu-running PC-Z1 NetWalker "smartbook" is a total tragedy or total triumph of technology. On one hand, it's running a full Ubuntu...

Aug 27, 2009 · Looks like Sharp is revisiting the QWERTY keyboarded PDA space with the PC-Z1. It is running Ubuntu MID on an ARM processor. According to Engadget it: It's not a Zaurus …

Sharp introduced the PC-Z1, a new Mobile Internet Tool that is as easy to handle as a mobile phone and that has performance similar to that of a PC. The PC-Z1 features a quick launch function (approx. 3 seconds) *1 similar to mobile phones, enabling users to conveniently check e-mail while on the road.

Aug 28, 2009 · The NetWalker built by Sharp is another netbook sized device that is completely on opposite sites of the scale to the spacebook we just mentioned. This tiny netbook has just a 5 inch display, has 512MB of RAM and runs an 800MGz Arm Cortex-A8 processor.