Monday, March 8, 2004
Mitac's Mio 168 (With GPS) Reviewed
Posted by Janak Parekh in "ARTICLE" @ 03:15 PM
"Palm OS users who wanted an integrated GPS had their prayers answered by the Garmin iQUE 3600 in 2003. Pocket PC users now have the Mitac Mio 168, introduced March 2004, as their all-in-one solution. Mitac has been selling the Mio line of Pocket PCs and MS Smartphones in Asia, and we could only admire those devices from a distance here in the US. The Mio 168 is Mitac's first venture in the US market, and it should be a hit. It features a bright and colorful display, a very loud speaker (great when using it as a GPS in the car) and a compact design."
PDA Buyer's Guide has the first full review I've seen of the Mio 168, including screenshots of the bundled GPS application. It looks like a great solution for those of you who are heavy GPS users.
PDA Buyer's Guide has the first full review I've seen of the Mio 168, including screenshots of the bundled GPS application. It looks like a great solution for those of you who are heavy GPS users.
