Let's just hope it comes with a newer version of firmware than its Korean counterpart.

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In the meantime, Apple has just filed a further claim against the South Korean manufacturer based on the allegation that version 4.1 of the Android system, which is installed on several Samsung devices, infringes its own software patents.

BBC: Apple loses Facetime patent lawsuit to VirnetX

But Tommy can meet the guidelines by simply importing the all-Korean Timor until the very last day of the first year and then producing a 20%-local version.

CNN: Tremors from the Timor

We still don't feel like consumers are rushing out to buy those portable but quirky UMPCs (well, an unnamed Engadget editor actually did rush out to buy one -- and returned it shortly thereafter), but it seems like the form factor is here to stay anyway, and now Korean manufacturer Daewoo Lucoms -- a spin-off of Daewoo Electronics -- has released its own version called the Solo M1.

ENGADGET: Daewoo Lucoms releases Solo M1 UMPC