CTIA Roundup, Day Three

CTIA Wireless 2009 has drawn to an anticlimactic close today, concluding one of the less memorable, less action-packed CTIAs in recent memory. Friday was as much about skedaddlin' out of town as quickly as possible as it was about making news and launching new products for exhibitors, but that doesn't mean we didn't unearth a few gems for you. No need to thank us, seriously -- click on!

	Wistron's Snapdragon-powered PurseBook gets demoed NVIDIA is showing that wacky Mini 1000 / Tegra mashup at CTIA, but Qualcomm's not far behind with its own creative ways to repurpose smartphone silicon into MID and netbook-class devices.		Inventec's mirasol-equipped V112 smartphone goes on display We couldn't get the thing to turn on -- prototype buffoonery, zapped battery, or a classic case of trade show jitters, we figure -- but Inventec's curious V112 was on display inside Qualcomm's booth at CTIA.
	Nokia E71x struts its stuff on video We were never able to track down an E71x with a SIM and an active AT&T Navigator account, but it's pretty clear from our time with the device that AT&T has left its S60 3.2-based core pleasantly untouched.	Also check out: Kyocera G2GO and Laylo hands-on Jabra HALO hands-on

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 4th 2009 12:53AM]

First!!!!!!!!!!

and pursebook? hahahah i thought we finished this shit when we said a vaio P is a netbook.

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 4th 2009 1:21AM]

Where the hell is the G2?

[boe Posted Apr 4th 2009 10:29AM]

Where is the Toshiba TG01 - this is the first phone to have actually caught my attention in ages. With a TG01 I wouln't have iPhone envy for a change

[jol Posted Apr 4th 2009 11:39AM]

I don't like the pursebook. I'd get it if they renamed to "walletbook"

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 4th 2009 10:45PM]

Hello, anybody home?

Or maybe, the question should be, what's a ctia?

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 5th 2009 11:12AM]

Arabic litters "cheers"