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Willcom D4 (Sharp WS016SH) size comparisons

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Measuring 7.4 x 3.3 x 1.0 inches, the Willcom D4 sounds quite large for a UMPC with a 5-inch display. But in person, the Menlow-based slider is much more compact than it seems on paper. I actually expected it to be bigger when I unboxed it yesterday. To illustrate this, I’ve rounded up my UMPCs, a few gadgets that were requested by readers, and some more universally known objects around the house for a size-comparison photo shoot. Have a look below.

UMPC Comparisons

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The D4 looks very long alongside the HTC Shift, Kohjinsha SC3, Fujitsu LifeBook U810, and Sony Vaio UX180P.

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But it’s also much more narrow, making it considerably "shorter" when sitting next to UMPCs that share a similar laptop-style form factor.

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Compared to pure sliders like the UX, however, it’s back to looking long again.

Other Gadget Comparisons

Since the D4 is a "real" UMPC that runs a full-blown Windows operating system on an x86 platform, comparing it to devices that do not share these attributes isn’t really fair. I promised a few readers to do it anyway, though, so here are the photos.

Nokia Internet Tablets (N800 and N810)

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HTC Advantage and Sony mylo 2

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Sony PSP

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Sony Vaio TZ Comparisons

Since my primary PC is the Vaio TZ subnotebook and I’m working on it right now, I figured I might as well put it under the lens too.

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Common Object Comparisons

And finally, here’s the Willcom D4 with some relatively common items that many of you probably have at home.

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Jenn K. Lee

Jenn K. Lee is the founder of Pocketables. She loves gadgets the way most women love shoes and purses. The pieces in her tech wardrobe that go with everything are currently the Samsung Galaxy Note II, Sony Tablet P, and Nexus 7, but there are still a couple of vintage UMPCs/MIDs in the back of her closet.

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