Photos of the 1st Bluespoon 5G

Mark Morrow at HowardForums has recieved the first beta version of Nextlink’s Bluespoon 5G Bluetooth headset. It’s almost half the size of the previous smallest Bluetooth headset (Nextlink’s own Bluespoon AX), and weigh’s in at an amazing 5 grams. It also has a special Invisio-type linear microphone for reduced distortion and increased clarity. One of the first 10 models is also available on ebay. Originally published on Pocketnow on January 10, 2005. More Hardware articles …

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Upgrade your HTC Magician to 128Mb RAM

Pocket PC Techs are pleased to announce a 64MB to 128MB upgrade for the iMATE JAM/O2 XDA Mini/Qtek S100 Series Pocket PC. This unit uses low voltage hi-speed BGA memory, so stacking is not available and 128MB will be the maximum capacity. During the upgrade process we remove the existing 64MB and install 128MB. This memory upgrade does NOT require our proprietary driver and is fully recognized by the OS (121.39MB Available). The SRP of …

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Tom’s Hardware Guide Reviews the OQO

The OQO computer has finally arrived after existing as vaporware for several years. This small computer, about the size of your average PDA, runs a full version of WindowsXP Home or Professional. A one-gigahertz Transmeta processor and 20-GB hard-drive give users more power than a PDA, but less than a laptop. So does the OQO fulfill a value-add need that laptops and PDA don’t offer? Check out Tom’s Hardware Guide for a great review of …

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Motorola MPx receives FCC approval

It looks like commercial launch of Motorola MPx is very near because new FCC approval of Motorola MPx is available and it includes also new version of usuer manual. If anyone is still interested in the Motorola MPx, take a look at the FCC site and search for Grantee Code: GKR Product Code: MPX001. Originally published on Pocketnow on December 6, 2004. More Hardware articles from the Pocketnow archive.

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