Qool Labs' QDA-PocketPC
By Peter Rojas 
posted July 8th 2005 11:50AM
posted July 8th 2005 11:50AM
They swear they're not abandoning the Palm OS, but Qool Labs, the company behind the
QDA-700 (aka the first Palm-powered
smartphone to break the megapixel barrier), is diving into Windows Mobile with their first Pocket PC Phone. Due out
later this year, the QDA-Pocket PC will be a tri-band GSM/GPRS handset and run on either Windows Mobile 2003 SE or
Windows Mobile 5.0 and have a 1.3 megapixel camera, 2.8-inch QVGA LCD screen, Bluetooth, and a miniSD memory card
slot.
[Via 1src]
Wow that thing is small! It appears to be a little thicker than the I-Mate Jam, but narrower by a decent margin. I want one!
Yes, it runs Access. Yes, it runs Excel. Yes, it runs Word. Yes, it runs a Terminal Services client. Hell, it even runs an SSH client.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/default.mspx
While some of these are pretty stripped-down versions of the "real thing", it does run all of these apps, even if most users never will.
Yes, it runs Access. Yes, it runs Excel. Yes, it runs Word. Yes, it runs a Terminal Services client. Hell, it even runs an SSH client.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/default.mspx
While some of these are pretty stripped-down versions of the "real thing", it does run all of these apps, even if most users never will.
Pocket PCs are soooo last year.
Who buys these things anymore?
why o WHY are these things Always GSM based?? Why can't these come out in CDMA more often? We do a "a" GSM provider here, but they are the worst around for covereage etc....
sucks! ... PS, PocketPC kicks ass, Palm OS is a glorified rolodex in comparison :)
Bru...
Closing comments, apparently a couple of people thought it'd be funny to start flaming each other.