[Darius Wey]

http://www.mwg.com/mwg-503g.aspx

I miss the days when O2 Asia-Pacific would work with the ODMs to release devices worthy of making the rest of the world jealous. That was before it crumbled and became MWg. Now, the company has re-released the UBiQUiO 503g as its own, which is a far cry from its predecessor's innovative releases, but at least this device has its fair share of features to make up for it. The QWERTY Professional (Pocket PC) device packs an Intel PXA270 520MHz CPU, 96MB RAM, 192MB ROM, quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and tri-band UMTS/HSDPA connectivity, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, front and rear cameras, a 2.4" QVGA touch screen capable of displaying 262K colours, and a microSD slot. Anyone interested?

[Darius Wey]

http://www.mwg.com/mwg-503g.aspx

I miss the days when O2 Asia-Pacific would work with the ODMs to release devices worthy of making the rest of the world jealous. That was before it crumbled and became MWg. Now, the company has re-released the UBiQUiO 503g as its own, which is a far cry from its predecessor's innovative releases, but at least this device has its fair share of features to make up for it. The QWERTY Professional (Pocket PC) device packs an Intel PXA270 520MHz CPU, 96MB RAM, 192MB ROM, quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and tri-band UMTS/HSDPA connectivity, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, front and rear cameras, a 2.4" QVGA touch screen capable of displaying 262K colours, and a microSD slot. Anyone interested?

[whydidnt]

I was interested. Expansys has been selling the Ubiquio branded version for some time. I quick look at the support forum there changed my mind. Seems these aren't the most stable, reliable devices in the market.

EDIT -- forgot the n't in aren't -- kind of changes the meaning..