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" LAS VEGAS \u2014 Sure, you can surf the Web on your phone, but no manufacturer yet (and that includes Apple) has been able to fully replicate the swift PC surfing experience on a mobile device. That could change with this year&amp;#039;s release of a slew of pocket-sized devices based on Intel&amp;#039;s Menlow platform. The devices should come in various shapes and sizes, and come from a number of manufacturers. What they will all have in common is portability (they won&amp;#039;t be too much larger than your phone, and significantly smaller than the current generation of Ultra-Mobile PCs), and networkability (they will be some of the first devices to use Wimax, ensuring always-on, cable-like network speeds anywhere you go.)  We spent some time at CES playing with a handful of upcoming Menlow products. Our favorite was the Lenovo Mobile Internet Device, which offered minimal PC functionality, media player capabilities, and blazing-fast Internet access. In fact, it was so tiny that we had to ask if it had an included phone. After an initial chuckle, an Intel rep told us that you could make calls using Voice Over IP. Even more striking was an unnamed prototype that was pegged as a 2009 release. About the size of a chocolate bar, it was striking in its elegance. \u2014Seth Porges   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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