Chinese company releases the Z5 MID based on Atom and Windows XP. The Z5 sports Intel Atom Z512 1.2GHz processor, 1GB of RAM and a 8GB SSD. The mobile mobile device (MID) gets a 5-inch 800×480 touchscreen display and supports WiFi and EVDO 3G connectivity.

Kohjinsha shows at the CEATEC Japan 2009 its new PA-series UMPC/tablet PC. The device features a 4.8-inch 1024×600 swivel touchscreen display and a QWERTY keyboard. The ultra portable UMPC is powered by Intel’s Atom Z520 1.33GHz processor, 512MB RAM and a 320GB SSD.

Chinese firm Tainell has built the T500 mobile internet device (MID) based on the Atom platform. Boosted by Intel’s Atom Z510 1.1GHz processor, the …

Chinese company Inkia brings two new Atom-powered MIDs, the MID 5-inch and the MID 7-inch. These two MIDs have a 5-inch and 7-inch touchscreen respectively, both with 800×480 resolution. They run either Windows XP or Linux OS.

Remember Viliv’s X70 Communication MID? The device has been reviewed by UMPCPortal. Tested model is the X70 EX Premium Air that comes with 32GB SSD and integrated 3G connectivity.

Chinese company IonMID presents the Dephone M100, a 4.8-inch MID-phone based on Intel’s CPU. The M100 is boosted by a 800MHz Intel Atom Z500 processor, Intel’s Poulsbo chipset, 512MB RAM and 4GB SSD. …

Made by NFS-HLJ, the LonMID M100 is a mobile internet device (MID) powered by Intel’s Atom Z500 800MHz processor, and 512MB RAM. The convertible MID features a 4.8-inch 800×480 touchscreen and Bluetooth 2.0 and WiFi 802.11b/g connectivity. You can expect a full QWERTY keyboard.

In addition to the S7 Productivity MID, Vilix presents the X70 Communication MID, which is also based on Atom.

The Viliv X70 is powered by an Intel Atom Silverthorne Z520 1.33GHz processor with …

Viliv made its S7, the Productivity MID, official at the CES 2009. The portable white Viliv S7 is powered by Intel’s Atom Silverthorne 1.33GHz or 1.86GHz processor, 1GB of RAM, 60GB hard drive and 16GB SSD.

Viliv S5 is an Atom-powered Mobile Internet Device (MID). Korean site lazion.com has got the device and shows us some hands-on shots.