Tuesday, August 10, 2004
C|NET Round-Up of Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition Devices & Video Reviews
Posted by Jason Dunn in "THOUGHT" @ 10:00 PM
"Microsoft's latest operating system for mobile devices, Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition, is not an earth-shattering upgrade. But it does open the doors for developers to build next-generation PDAs and smart phones. Dell's hip to it, and Asus is onboard, as is HP, and devices are cropping up, starting with the Dell Axim X30 series and now the new HP iPaqs. And later this year, we expect to see the first true smart phone with the OS, the Motorola MPx220. Still, what's all the buzz about?"
C|NET has collected their Second Edition reviews together, so if you're looking for a good place to look at what's available on the market, take a peek at this Web page. Because, hey, HP sent them an hx4700 for review. ;-) Speaking of video reviews, I've decided that I'll do a video review of the Axim X30 - I've been using the X30 for over a month now, so I'm intimately familiar with the pros and cons of using the unit and I think a video review with performance benchmark graphics might be a cool way of presenting the unit. :-)
C|NET has collected their Second Edition reviews together, so if you're looking for a good place to look at what's available on the market, take a peek at this Web page. Because, hey, HP sent them an hx4700 for review. ;-) Speaking of video reviews, I've decided that I'll do a video review of the Axim X30 - I've been using the X30 for over a month now, so I'm intimately familiar with the pros and cons of using the unit and I think a video review with performance benchmark graphics might be a cool way of presenting the unit. :-)
