Great article about samsungs new ppc- and palmpowered smartphones from ces @brighthand.
Blogging comes to camphones
Read on @infosync, theregister
Another Treo 270 review
Another treo 270 review, this time @infosync.
Sony vs. Dell about digital entertainment hubs
Sony and dell quarrel wether tv or pc will be the main future digital entertainment-hub. I bet on the pc, heck, i even watch tv on my pc! I think even sony knows that the tv will lose, i suppose they just don’t want to bow for microsofts media-center visions and keep dreaming of their own proprietary monopoly…(via gizmodo)
WinXP MiniPC weighing one pound
A minipc with a 5.8″ screen running winxp but weighing only about one pound was presented by paul allen’s vulcan inc @ces. More info @seattlepi.com (via gizmodo).
CES coverage @Brighthand
Great ces coverage @brighthand, including news about the new garmin ique 3600 and kyocera 7135 and the sony nz90 mentioned below.
Sony NZ90-PDA featuring 2 megapixel digicam
After sony announced the nx7ov last fall, there’s already a successor for it: the sony nz90. Its featureset is really impressive: palmos 5, 200mhz xscale cpu, 16 mb ram, 320×480 screen with virtual graffiti, integrated bluetooth and a 2 megapixel digicam!!! Supposed to ship for $800, additional coverage @infosync and pic.
More coverage of CDMA PPC phones
There’s a lot of new coverage of the new cdma ppc phones mentioned earlier, for example @infosync, brighthand and pdantic.
Late Treo 270 Review
There’s a new review of the handspring treo 270 smartphone @brighthand. Perhaps a little late, yet a good read. I can’t wait to see how it compares to the tungsten w, especially considering its age.
New PocketPC phones
Two new pocketpc phones are showcased @pocketpcthoughts. Till now i didn’t consider a pocketpc phone edition device as successor to my beloved s45/visor edge combo (would have rather gone with nokia 3650 or se p800), but those two caught my attention, especially the hitachi: with its built-in thumbboard and digicam i already love it. Now the only prob is that i need a gsm- rather than a cdma-version.
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