New PPCs?

[Enderet]

Are there any new PPCs being released this month besides the new Ipaqs??? I would rather have some more options than those Ipaqs which are usualy over priced. :twisted:

[Jason Dunn]

Once the official announcement of the Pocket PC 2003 OS comes out, I think you'll see more options and announcements. Patience young Jedi. 0X :wink:

[Pony99CA]

Are there any new PPCs being released this month besides the new Ipaqs??? I would rather have some more options than those Ipaqs which are usualy over priced. :twisted:
I don't know; the newer iPAQs seem pretty reasonable -- $399 for the 2200, for example.

By the way, you could have asked about new Dells here, too, instead of having another thread (http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=119041). ;-) Many people will be interested in all of the new Pocket PCs, even the iPAQs. :razz:

Steve (a proud iPAQ 3870 owner)

[jaja_75]

MiTAC Mio 558 :
http://www.mitac.com/micweb/news/cyber-booth/nbu/files/mio558.pdf

PocketPC 2003
XScale PXA263 400 MHz
SDRAM 100 MHz 32-bit
CF II and SD IO
USB client and USB host
Wi-Fi and BlueTooth
IrDA and CIR
125mm*74mm*15,3mm
150 gr

[Sslixtis]

Looks like I'm waiting on the Mio 558. Thanks jaja_75! 8)

[Rudolf]

What do you think about this (http://www.pocketpc.com.hk/news_load.php?id=300)? Ok it's a brick and pretty old fashioned, but it's the only PPC with PCMCIA slot... A lot of things could be used there...

[spursdude]

What do you think about this (http://www.pocketpc.com.hk/news_load.php?id=300)? Ok it's a brick and pretty old fashioned, but it's the only PPC with PCMCIA slot... A lot of things could be used there...
Well, you could always use an iPaq with a PCMCIA sleeve.

[Pony99CA]

What do you think about this (http://www.pocketpc.com.hk/news_load.php?id=300)? Ok it's a brick and pretty old fashioned, but it's the only PPC with PCMCIA slot...
Actually, it's not. Check out the UR There @migo (http://www.urthere.com).

Steve

[Janak Parekh]

What do you think about this (http://www.pocketpc.com.hk/news_load.php?id=300)? Ok it's a brick and pretty old fashioned, but it's the only PPC with PCMCIA slot...
Actually, it's not. Check out the UR There @migo (http://www.urthere.com).
Actually, the first link is just a variation of the @migo, as far as I can tell.

--janak

[PetiteFlower]

button structure bad for games...

[Pony99CA]

Actually, it's not. Check out the UR There @migo (http://www.urthere.com).
Actually, the first link is just a variation of the @migo, as far as I can tell.

Maybe, but the cases are certainly different, plus the AIDII Pocket PC has 64 MB RAM, not the 32 MB of the @migo.

I know that some other company built the @migo for UR There, but I can't remember the name now.

Steve

[Janak Parekh]

The name you're referring to is Palmax. They developed the PD-600C, and it's possible they developed this variant. However, the site no longer exists, so I have no idea what happened to the company since.

--janak

[maximus]

What do you think about this? Ok it's a brick and pretty old fashioned, but it's the only PPC with PCMCIA slot...

PCMCIA = cheap storage.
$140 for 5GB toshiba 1.8 inch.