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TechTV, in its fourth year at 2004 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas , announced the best new products of the year, awarding the Best of CES 2004: Mobile Computing award to OQO, maker of the OQO UPC.
OQO takes mobile computing to new dimensions (literally) with the UPC (ultra-personal computer). With a 1-GHz Transmeta Crusoe TM5800 processor and measuring only 4.9 inches wide, 3.4 inches tall, 0.9 inches deep and weighing 13 ounces, the OQO UPC brings Microsoft Windows XP into the palm of your hand. |
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The Transmeta Efficeon™ processor has been chosen as a finalist in the Mobile PC Processors category and Transmeta LongRun2™ technology has been chosen as a finalist in the Technology Award category.
The analysts of the Microprocessor Report will announce the picks for 2003 during the In-Stat/MDR 5th Annual Analysts' Choice Awards dinner being held at the
Il Fornaio at The Hyatt Sainte Claire in San Jose, California the night of Thursday, February 5, 2004. This event is one of the most prestigious celebrations of the companies and products that shaped the electronics industry in 2003 and these awards recognize excellence in technology innovation, design, and implementation. |
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Fujitsu PC Corporation’s
LifeBook® P2000 notebook has won PC World’s 2002 World
Class Award for “Best Ultralight Notebook.” The LifeBook
P2000 is the world’s smallest, full-featured notebook computer.
Celebrating its twentieth year, the respected World Class Awards
honor the
best in computers, hardware, software and the Internet.
To select the best of the best, PC World’s editors, testers
and contributors examined the entire spectrum of products that
have appeared in the magazine over the past year. Hundreds of
products in over 60 categories were judged on performance, value,
consistency
and innovation. |
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Fujitsu PC Corporation’s
LifeBook
P Series named “Best Notebook” and overall “Best
of Show” at the annual Best of COMDEX Awards in Las Vegas,
Nevada.
Senior editors from the IT industry’s leading publications
(Key3Media and CIO, Computerworld, InfoWorld, Network World, and
PC World) judged and honored the most innovative and noteworthy
IT products introduced during COMDEX Fall 2001 in 17 categories
plus “Best of Show”. The coveted “Best of Show” was
awarded to Fujitsu PC Corporation for their product, the Fujitsu
LifeBook P Series. |
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Nikkei Byte Editor’s
Choice awards the Crusoe-based NEC
CS56 NetBrain server “Best
of Show” at the World PC Expo in Tokyo, Japan. |
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The Fujitsu
LOOX S with the
TM5600 Crusoe microprocessor named “Best of Show” at
the World PC Expo 2001 in Tokyo, Japan. |
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Transmeta Corporation recognized
by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ENERGY STAR® program
for the energy-efficient Crusoe microprocessor.
“
Transmeta has made a significant, innovative contributions to energy
efficiency and power management with the development of the Crusoe
microprocessor. Transmeta’s development of Code Morphing
technology and LongRun power management has made it possible to
drastically reduce the Crusoe microprocessor’s power consumption
without sacrificing performance.” — Craig Hershberg,
ENERGY STAR product manager. |
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Crusoe microprocessors are
inside three of the four notebooks recognized by CNET.
Crusoe-based
Fujitsu FMV-Biblo Loox T wins the “Best Of Show” award
for all products at TECHXNY 2001 in New York, New York. Two of
three other finalists, the NEC
Versa DayLite and the Casio
Cassiopeia Fiva MPC-206VL also use Transmeta’s Crusoe microprocessor.
“Overall, one of the biggest trends we saw on the show floor was
the prevalence and maturity of ultralight notebooks. Once a niche
product for a small audience, they are now coming into their
own for mainstream road warriors.” — CNET |
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Transmeta’s Crusoe processor
named “Innovation of the Year” at CeBIT 2001 in Hannover,
Germany. |
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Transmeta’s Crusoe processor
wins the “Innovations 2001 – Best of Show” award
in the Computer Hardware & Software category. Innovations 2001
is the Consumer Electronics Association’s (CEA) prestigious
competition which honors product excellence in Design and Engineering. |
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Transmeta Crusoe processor
named “Product of the Year” by ZDNet France’s
PC Expert magazine. |
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Transmeta’s Crusoe processor
earned the award for “Best Emerging Technology.”
“
Transmeta’s Crusoe relies on software, not additional transistors,
to deliver performance. It uses code morphing, where the software
figures out how much work can be done with the least amount of
power. The implication here is quite clear: Longer battery life
enhances mobile computing.” — William Terdoslavich,
Mobile Computing Online |
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Transmeta Corporation named “Company
of the Year” for its energy-efficient, low power Crusoe microprocessor. |
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The FSA award for “Most
Respected Private Company” and “Favorite Fabless Pick” goes
to Transmeta Corporation. |
