1. Ubuntu Linux or Windows XP
2. Screen size - 7" 800 X 480
3. Ram 512MB
4. Hard Disk 30GB
5. Keyboard and Mouse
6. Weight 27.5 oz

The developers suggested a number of potential uses for the Noahpad – the compact laptop can serve as a screen for in-car GPS systems, as well as a portable entertainment device that can be placed virtually anywhere – “Whether you are cooking, bathing or even gardening, simply hang the multi-media player at the appropriate spot and watch your favorite programs”.

Due to a unique positioning of the various keys on the keyboard, it is possible to hold the laptop with both hands and use these to type or navigate the cursor at the same time – “It is the ultimate balance between utility and sleekness” – say the inventors. http://thefutureofthings.com/news/1109/noahpad-face-the-interface.html

Engadget spotted a Noahpad at Computex, and discovered that E-Lead isn’t done adding features to the device. Now it supports multi-touch. You can put two hands on the keyboard and slide your fingers inward to shrink an image or slide out to make it bigger. Or you can rotate images by spinning your hands. The iPhone, Macbook Air and Eee PC 900 all sport similar multi-touch features. But judging by the videos, the Noahpad’s multi-touch feature is far less sensitive and far more awkward to use. http://www.liliputing.com/2008/06/noahpad-adds-multi-touch-still-looks.html