A lot of travelers already have a laptop or netbook but few have an MID, or Mobile Internet Device—a small computer that operates via a touchscreen (instead of a keyboard).
There are several MID brands and models to choose from. One of the most popular, and least expensive, is the Archos Internet Tablet. Though we are infatuated with the Archos, Spot Cool Stuff has long-term feelings of love for the Viliv Tablet PC, especially for use when travel. The Viliv S5 models have built-in GPS via Google, 720p HD video playback, and wi-fi built in. But the coolest part: The Viliv S5 runs a full version of Windows XP. Any program your typical desktop can download and run on XP the Viliv can run too. So, a traveler with the Viliv can run Skype, for example, and make free or near-free phone calls home. Or download a new game to while away a long plane trip. Or update a personalized online trip map or blog. Or download photos from a camera, edit them in PhotoShop, and then send them to friends in an email or as an old fashion postcard.
The Viliv S5 comes in two sizes: a 4.8-inch screen with a 7 hour battery life and a 7-inch screen model that goes 5.5 hours between recharges.
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