Monday, February 12, 2007
Toshiba Returning With A Bang!
Posted by Nurhisham Hussein in "HARDWARE" @ 04:00 AM
"Toshiba is going to in a while give campanada in this present 3GSM with the presentation of a new Pocket PC Phone Edition in which nobody bet nor céntimo of euro to see a new device of the Japanese company/signature in the market. Although officially the important event 3GSM begins this next Monday, from All Pocket PC we can show like world-wide primicia the first images of the most interesting G900 with exceptional characteristics."
When Toshiba left the Pocket PC market in 2004, we lost one of the more innovative manufacturers on the scene. The E800 was the first VGA device, and Toshiba generally built well-regarded (if ill-supported) Pocket PCs. With WM6, Toshiba has returned to the fray with a device calculated to garner some interest, not to mention they've managed to keep it a secret for so long. Spanish site todoPocketPC.com was on hand to get the scoop from Barcelona, where 3GSM kicks off today (Google translation here). The G900 (on the left; pic courtesy of smartphonethoughts.com ) sports some ho-hum specifications (triband GSM, 64MB RAM and 64MB ROM, mini-SD) and a familiar form factor (side-slider), but adds on a WVGA screen (800x480!), USB host, a biometric scanner, UMTS (with video call) and some nice capabilities like PC Lock and Remote capabilities. More details as we get them!
Update by Darius: More pictures after the break.
When Toshiba left the Pocket PC market in 2004, we lost one of the more innovative manufacturers on the scene. The E800 was the first VGA device, and Toshiba generally built well-regarded (if ill-supported) Pocket PCs. With WM6, Toshiba has returned to the fray with a device calculated to garner some interest, not to mention they've managed to keep it a secret for so long. Spanish site todoPocketPC.com was on hand to get the scoop from Barcelona, where 3GSM kicks off today (Google translation here). The G900 (on the left; pic courtesy of smartphonethoughts.com ) sports some ho-hum specifications (triband GSM, 64MB RAM and 64MB ROM, mini-SD) and a familiar form factor (side-slider), but adds on a WVGA screen (800x480!), USB host, a biometric scanner, UMTS (with video call) and some nice capabilities like PC Lock and Remote capabilities. More details as we get them!
Update by Darius: More pictures after the break.
