Of all of the different types of technology available today, computers are easily the most useful and one of the types of technology that we rely on most frequently. In the past few decades, improving technology has gone a long way toward making computers more mobile. This increased mobility along with improved computer technology in general has created a lot of different options for increased productivity and entertainment while traveling and when we're away from home. Wireless home networks also allow us to work in more different parts of our homes so it's easy to get a change of setting over the course of the workday.

The only trouble with mobile computer technology is that we as consumers want the devices to get smaller and smaller so that they can be more portable, but as devices get smaller they also get harder to use. That's because even though hard drives, memory and processors have gotten smaller, human hands haven't gotten any smaller and our eyes haven't gotten any better at reading the contents of small screens. As a result, our devices have gotten easier to tote around, but we generally aren't as likely to spend as much time using them because of the frustrations caused by trying to use our big clumsy fingers on smaller and smaller keyboards and pointing devices.

Now there's a solution to this problem in the form of the S-XGen Ultra Mobile Personal Computer and Communications Device from Seamless Wi-Fi. This device has many of the features of a normal laptop computer but is only about six inches long when it's folded up for transport. Unfolded, the S-XGen reveals a color LCD screen that's over four inches across along with a keyboard that's almost the same size as a normal computer keyboard. That means that you can touch type on this device rather than using your thumbs or a clumsy stylus. While the screen is still pretty modest in size- and detail with a resolution of only 470 x 280 pixels- it's still ample enough to allow you to see what you're doing.

The S-XGen was also built for productivity in several other ways as well. For example, its battery can power the device for up to eight hours- easily enough to get a full day's work accomplished between charging. This mobile personal computer also runs Microsoft's Windows Pocket PC operating system and its Mobile Office Suite which means that it has all of the software you need to be productive during that time and transfer your work to your desktop or laptop computer. Of course Seamless Wi-Fi knows that its customers sometimes need to unwind, so it's also built in gaming controls along with all of the other inputs you'd need.

The S-XGen not only focuses on productivity, but also keeping its user connected with the rest of the world through Blue Tooth, Wi-Fi, USB, and Ethernet connections for browsing the web; and functions as a mobile phone in addition to all of its other capabilities.

In general, the S-XGen Ultra Mobile Personal Computer is an option for anyone who wants to stay connected and productive no matter where they are.