MobilePen: When One Touch-Screen Isn't Enough

[Darius Wey]

http://www.phoneyworld.com/newspage.aspx?n=1720

"(With) Motorola just announcing the TXTR, Mobilepen has already come out with a device that easily surpasses all that the TXTR was supposed to do. Mobilepen provides a touchpad that remotely connects to any cell phone (running on Symbian Series 60 or Windows Mobile) and transfers the data to the handset. The mobilepen device offers the user different options such as giving him an online keyboard from which to enter the data (in English or Chinese) and of course it can also recognise handwriting input in either of these languages."



This one's probably more for the Smartphone users amongst us, but if you totally dig the concept of using a remote touch screen with your Pocket PC (which in case you've forgotten, also has a touch screen of its own), then make the Bluetooth-enabled MobilePen yours for only $430 USD. Of course, at that price, you could just get yourself another Pocket PC.

[Darius Wey]

http://www.phoneyworld.com/newspage.aspx?n=1720

"(With) Motorola just announcing the TXTR, Mobilepen has already come out with a device that easily surpasses all that the TXTR was supposed to do. Mobilepen provides a touchpad that remotely connects to any cell phone (running on Symbian Series 60 or Windows Mobile) and transfers the data to the handset. The mobilepen device offers the user different options such as giving him an online keyboard from which to enter the data (in English or Chinese) and of course it can also recognise handwriting input in either of these languages."



This one's probably more for the Smartphone users amongst us, but if you totally dig the concept of using a remote touch screen with your Pocket PC (which in case you've forgotten, also has a touch screen of its own), then make the Bluetooth-enabled MobilePen yours for only $430 USD. Of course, at that price, you could just get yourself another Pocket PC.