Exclusive Video of the Litl Webbook

[SuperRuckingFetarded]

The start up song in this video is the theme song to a weird brain quiz i took :D

[luisademir]

It would be nice if it would have a touch screen...

[AurashsGarage]

so... have you heard of webOS? Palm (or i guess HP's) new mobile os. way to rip off the name and card metaphor.

[rootedbox]

sorry doods... your underpowered over priced, and your development kit uses flash..  have fun trying to get developers.

[alexforcefive]

10:27 fullscreen video doesn't work =/ the website claims 720p output but clearly not

[seanioreilly]

Crap Presentation 05:54 in and i'm outta here.

[HaikuAutomation]

The paradigm has a long time ago been dealt with when General Magic gave you HyperCard on a 'netbook' with the PIC 1000 and then the PIC 2000. Had phone and thus 'web' built in. Was priced then about 1000 USD, and you have not really improved much over this paradigm, almost 17 years later. Also the price is nothing little. Spend 100 more for a MacBook 13" and you get power, an OS, and if you want, you can simulate nicely 'little' with opera.

[bdownie]

too many details. Show me how this device is going to change my life. I don't get why I would want to buy this device.

[Zephear]

I think you get waaaay too litl for the price. Why would I wanna buy this instead of a 300$ more versatile netbook?

And it's another product with choppy GUI... It's nearly 2010 and we still can't have something as easy as a flawless GUI animation?

[msephton]

Annoying "erm"s. But good video

[sabagaparada]

for elementary school studs would be not bad, yet if it costs more than 200 bux they should stick it up their asses

[LookMaNoBrains]

Good try, but this product relies too much on Google. Google search, Youtube, Google news etc... if these online giants were to go out of service, ur LITL is as good as a brick.

You won't be able to sync ur devices with LITL as all the softwares installations will work with either windows or Mac.

many of the USB devices including printer will not work with LITL.

the web is evolving everyday. Without constant updates, LITL's web browser will not be able view contents that most PC's can view

[stereoit]

@LookMaNoBrains Like you mum ever synced any device to Windows PC. Kindly realize the world is not like you, there are huge number of customers whom might suit the functionality very well. All my mum is doing is email, web and looking at photos, this might be actually great device for her.

Google going out of service soon? you gotta be kidding. and btw I am pretty sure there will are other services besides google (flickr for example?)

[yellowmanv]

I got to see one. Very cool!

[imperial4ever]

For $699 atlease a 15" inch screen should be available. 178 degree viewing radius is a plus though. The website doesn't list the brightness of the screen or the resolution.

[ilovemaryam08]

man i want one. and as soon as i can scrape up 700 bucks i will buy one.

[sindbad1900]

Even as a developer I could see use for this nice little machine.

But it should have at least half the current price.

[sangboi]

mmm for what it does i say its too expensive.

really cool hardware though

[8MinutesofMusic]

me 2

[iFuff]

It's beautifully simple! The product design is gorgeous... the only bad thing is the price.

[fyro124]

This is a damning step backwards in tech.

[allonm]

I actually like this concept. They've simplified things drastically, but have kept the basics there. Great product for, say, the elderly who don't need all the "noise" of a typical OS.

[minipcpro]

don't wanna offen the crunchgear team cause i love your site but this video is horrible to watch. zoom in, zoom out, please don't do that anymore ;)

The system looks interesting but it won't sell at all, sorry litl but the days of the computer dummies are over. I always wonder where these companies are getting their fundings from.

[TheBigBentley911]

Useless.