Windows Phone Thoughts: Pocketsurfer: The Real Web or a Real Toy?

"The Web brings it to you, whether it's online shopping or maps to your next appointment. From glossy annual reports to photos from a friend's trek overseas, the Web delivers the world to you instantly - big, vivid, dynamic. So when you step away from your computer, why be deprived of the rich information and real Web experience you've come to rely on? You don't have to be stuck with mobile devices that deliver the Web as it was never intended: small, dull, and slow."

Anyone heard of this thing? There are basically zero tech specs on the site, and all we know about it is that it it has a 640 x 480 screen and uses Bluetooth to communicate with a mobile phone. No mention of OS, CPU, or even local storage options. Looking at the photo, it looks like something you'd buy for a six year-old at Toys R' Us, and the aspect ratio of the screen is most certainly not 640 x 480. It's still six months away from being released, so perhaps I'm not being fair, but it doesn't look terribly impressive at first glance.