Dialogue Technology

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Dialogue Technology is a technology company, founded in 1990 and headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan. The company's flagship product is the Flybook—an ultraportable convertible tablet computer with integrated 3G.

Founded in 1990 by Mr. Jack Lee, Dialogue Tech. Corporation initially focused on the research and development of touch screen and wireless applications to be integrated in innovative notebooks. The Dialogue group globally now has 200 staff, and a turnover of 150M US$.

In 2003, the first Flybook was launched on the European market, and gained a stable position in the top-high market dedicated to professionals, people on the move. This first Flybook model (A33i) was powered by a Transmeta Crusoe processor. Newer models that arrived in May 2006 were powered by Intel's Pentium M ULV processor and the latest models use the Core 2 Duo ULV CPU and Centrino platform.

Current FlyBook product series include V5 (8.9") and VM(12.1").

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