MSMobiles has found some real photos of the upcoming Motorola MPx220 smartphone. The phone will have a built in camera, Bluetooth, external color display, and the Windows Mobile Smartphone 2003 operating system. Originally published on Pocketnow on February 17, 2004. More Hardware articles from the Pocketnow archive.
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Sena Cases Announces Its New Cases For iPAQ 43xx, 41xx, Axim X3, and Tungsten T3
Sena Cases (http://www.senacases.com), maker of trendy, slim, and functional leather PDA cases, today announced the release of new cases for HP iPAQ 4100 and 4300 series, Dell Axim X3/X3i, and PalmOne Tungsten T3 handhelds. “A case should not be a burden to its users. The case users should not be lacking the functions they enjoy when their devices are not in their cases. Also the size is important. The cases should not add bulk,” said …
Continue readingAnexTEK Pocket PC Phone SP230 Review
Pocket PC Reviews has posted a nice review of the new AnexTEK Pocket PC Phone SP230. It sounds about the size of the iPAQ H2200, but there aren’t any photographic size comparisons in the review. The flip up number pad is removable and offers partial screen protection. The author also mentions that the phone includes Bluetooth support, but not Bluetooth hardware. I’m not sure what that means. At any rate, this device looks better than …
Continue readingTesting the ETEN P700 BT Pocket PC Phone Edition
Carlo Guerrero at PPCW.NET has posted some new pictures and a review of the ETEN P700 Pocket PC Phone Edition. This device came out a little bit after the XDA II, but has recieved very little press. It’s got a few promising features however, including Bluetooth, SD slot, CF slot, and USB support. Originally published on Pocketnow on January 30, 2004. More Hardware articles from the Pocketnow archive.
Continue readingNokia is getting into fashion accessories
Nokia is planning to release two “Imagewear” necklaces in the first quarter of 2004. The Medallion I and Medallion II will be able to recieve and display up to 8 images. You can beam images to the necklace via infrared from a PDA or Camera Phone. The display is 96 x 96 pixels with 4096 colors. It has 2MB SRAM, 1MB Flash RAM, and an 80mAh rechargable battery that lasts for about 15 hours. It’s …
Continue readingOrange UK has released their M1000 Pocket PC Phone device
Orange’s version of the HTC Himalaya looks like a cross between T-Mobile’s MDA II and O2’s XDA II. It’s got the round buttons and inset shapes of the MDA II, but the same silver paint job of the XDA II. It’s the same hardware as other HTC Himalaya devices, just rebranded with Orange logos and software. Looks pretty good. Originally published on Pocketnow on January 29, 2004. More Hardware articles from the Pocketnow archive.
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