Windows Phone Thoughts: Audiovox Beta PPC5050 shown at 5th Annual Wireless Internet Conference

"The Audiovox prototype of the PPC5050 is a very sleek and feature packed Pocket PC device running Windows Mobile Pocket PC 2003 Phone Edition. This is the successor of last years Audiovox Thera CDMA PDA. The PPC5050 uses Intel's 400MHz Xscale PXA250 Processor and 64MB of RAM. This is enough to run any of the new applications designed for the Pocket PC OS. The device has an integrated GPS receiver giving it that extra functionality. This truly is an all-in-one mobile solution. Bluetooth or Wi-Fi can be added via the SDIO port, and only a mere 7.5 ounces the slim and sexy Audiovox PPC5050 resembles the highly sought-after XDA PDA from the euro manufacturer o2. The device will function on Dual Band 800 MHz CDMA/1900 MHZ PCS for Bell Mobility and Verizon Wireless. Availability will be 4th quarter of 2003."



Wow, looks like a sweet device! I'm surprised they didn't put Bluetooth in it, but the integrated GPS is cool. 8)