Sunday, November 3, 2002
MiTAC Mio 528 Reviewed
Posted by Jason Dunn in "ARTICLE" @ 04:59 AM
http://www.ppcsg.com/pages.php?page=MiTAC+Mio+528
This is the first time I've seen a production-level MiTAC device reviewed. I got a chance to see their devices in person earlier this year at CeBIT, and this device was incredibly thin. And now that I think about it, it looks a lot like the new Viewsonic V35. Hmm.
"Until recently, the Pocket PC scene has been largely dominated by players such as Hewlett-Packard, Toshiba and Casio. As Pocket PCs are getting popular, more and more manufacturers such as Fujitsu, O2, NEC, ASUS and MiTAC are jumping onto the bandwagon. The recent COMEX 2002 show in Singapore is a good indication of the things to expect at the Pocket PC camp. This is definitely one of the better COMEX shows to date with many Pocket PC manufacturers showcasing their devices.
Thanks to Gennett Technologies, the distributor for the MiTAC Mio 528 Pocket PC, PPCSG takes a look at the Mio 528. The Mio is similar to Toshiba e310 and NEC MobilePro 300E in terms of specification and pricing. So how does the Mio stack up to the competition?"
This is the first time I've seen a production-level MiTAC device reviewed. I got a chance to see their devices in person earlier this year at CeBIT, and this device was incredibly thin. And now that I think about it, it looks a lot like the new Viewsonic V35. Hmm.
"Until recently, the Pocket PC scene has been largely dominated by players such as Hewlett-Packard, Toshiba and Casio. As Pocket PCs are getting popular, more and more manufacturers such as Fujitsu, O2, NEC, ASUS and MiTAC are jumping onto the bandwagon. The recent COMEX 2002 show in Singapore is a good indication of the things to expect at the Pocket PC camp. This is definitely one of the better COMEX shows to date with many Pocket PC manufacturers showcasing their devices.
Thanks to Gennett Technologies, the distributor for the MiTAC Mio 528 Pocket PC, PPCSG takes a look at the Mio 528. The Mio is similar to Toshiba e310 and NEC MobilePro 300E in terms of specification and pricing. So how does the Mio stack up to the competition?"
