Windows Phone Thoughts: New Pocket Loox Models: All That And a Bag of Chips?

"The new Loox models (particularly the 720) look pretty exciting. The latest Bluetooth version is included so both sets of wireless should be able to be used simultaneously. Consumer IR means they will be able to function as remotes for TVs, projectors etc. A USB 2.0 [slave] port means ultra-fast synchronisation - and USB 1.1 host means, presumably, the ability to use the new Loox models with USB peripherals such as hard drives and keyboards. A built-in VoIP receiver means they will be equipped for the latest killer application - voice over WiFi.



Full Specs for the Pocket Loox 710:

• Processor: PXA27x 416Mhz
• ROM: 64MB (appox. 28MB user accessible LOOXstore)
• RAM: 64MB
• Display: 3.5", QVGA (240x320), 65K colours
• Dimensions: 122 x 72 x 16.1 mm
• Weight: approx. 175g

Full Specs for the Pocket Loox 720:

• Processor: PXA27x 520Mhz
• ROM: 64MB (appox. 28MB user accessible LOOXstore)
• RAM: 128MB
• Display: 3.6", VGA (480x640), 65K colours
• Camera: 1.3 Megapixel; integrated video capturing and flash
• Dimensions: 122 x 72 x 15.2 mm
• Weight: approx. 175g

Both models will have:

• Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition
• Bluetooth 1.2 (latest version)
• 802.11b
• SDIO/MMC card & Compact Flash type II
• 3.5mm headphone jack
• VoIP Receiver
• 1640mAh replaceable battery
• Jog dial, SpeedMenu and voice recorder buttons
• Pocket Loox Choice software voucher

Pretty solid specs, especially for the 720; it looks like they're gunning for the HP rx4700. What the heck is a VoIP Receiver, though? Anyone care to speculate? Anyone have their sights set on this already?