UMPC Fever Viliv S5 hands-on and unboxing videos

Posted on 26 February 2009, Last updated on 11 November 2019 by

 vilivlookinggood

ultra mobile PC Fever has gotten a Viliv S5 [Portal page] and already have some videos up. There are also lots of good unboxing pics up over at ultra mobile PC Fever, have a look! (auto translated by Google). The S5, as you will recall, is a MID device that has been very popular according to our Portal charts

Here are the specs of the device as shown in the video:

  • Intel’s 1.33GHz Atom Z520 processor
  • 1GB RAM
  • 60Gb hard-drives
  • hardware 1080p HD video acceleration
  • 4.8 inches 1024 x 600
  • 22.9wh battery (~4 hours WIFI on)
  • GPS
  • Windows XP Home

Take a look at the unboxing video first below:

 

Video language is not in English but the text is.

Next, see the hands-on video.

 

17 Comments For This Post

  1. Steve 'Chippy' Paine says:

    UMPC Fever Viliv S5 hands-on and unboxing videos http://www.umpcportal.com/?p=5948

  2. anon says:

    1024×600? I thought it had a 800×480 screen.

  3. chippy says:

    There was early talk of 800×480. Looks like that option has been completely dropped. I’ve updated the database to reflect the new details.

    Steve

  4. DavidC1 says:

    The Korean models have 3 versions. The S-log, I-log and the F-log, from cheapest to the most expensive model. The S-log has 800×480 resolution and the two other models have 1024×600 resolution.

  5. Lamar says:

    i want one now!!!!!

  6. deriuqer says:

    It couldn’t be easier to produce a extended (twice as thick) battery for the S5,so come on YuKyung,glue/solder two of them together and start selling them as accessory.

    With the same size as the Aigo but without physical keyboard the price will be the factor of success or fail.

  7. Robert says:

    I really like the specs of the Viliv S5.

    But one feature that is missing is a front webcam to use with skype video
    conference.

    If this feature would be present on this device I would surely buy one.

    regards Robert

  8. vadim says:

    Can anyone answer the question – will the virtual keyboard support languages other than English? Russian, for example.)

  9. JeCh says:

    The virtual keyboard is a SW thing. So I would say why not. It should be easy to modify it.

  10. Christian Kurz says:

    Typing seems awfully slow on the virtual keyboard. Does he only type that slow because he is not used to it or is it to inaccurate type faster?
    I like the transparent look of the keyboard and the screen seems nice too.

  11. Robson says:

    No webcam :(

  12. onadesert says:

    Not only a webcam but alos a microphone is missing. I can live without web cam but without microphone…. :( That is the biggest problem that makes me to hesitate to buy a S5. All i want to do with a MID is web surfing, Skype call and GPS navigation.

  13. JeCh says:

    I would use a BT headset anyway. You want all people around to hear your Skype calls? A headset should be a perfect accessory.

  14. steven says:

    Is this being released in the US in March? Would anyone know a date because I WANT!

  15. Robson says:

    onadesert I agree with You, MID device should have this :)

  16. Cal says:

    He’s saying that every time he taps a key, the device provides haptic feedback in the form of vibrational responses. He’s says it makes for easy touch typing, etc.

  17. f1nal says:

    What about the WWAN function? Will there be a HSDPA/HSUPA module for the European version of the S5?

    Will there also be DVB-T instead of DMB? Or will that feature be removed completely, because why to sell a DMB capable UMPC in Europe where nearly no one can use it..

    cheers

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