PDAgold reviews Mitac's Mio 558

[Janak Parekh]

http://www.pdagold.com/articles/detail.asp?a=145

"MiTAC has recently launched two totally different pocket devices. While the lower model Mio339 is intended primarily for the down-market and the young generation (and its review was not very positive), MiTAC Mio558 is designed for discerning customers who will appreciate all the various communication options and two expansion slots. Today, we are going to examine the latter model."



PDAgold calls this a big review; perhaps they were inspired by my i700 review In any case, they have done a fantastic job, with lots of comparison photos, screenshots, and benchmarks, so if you've had your eye on this Pocket PC, you should definitely take a look first.

[Janak Parekh]

http://www.pdagold.com/articles/detail.asp?a=145

"MiTAC has recently launched two totally different pocket devices. While the lower model Mio339 is intended primarily for the down-market and the young generation (and its review was not very positive), MiTAC Mio558 is designed for discerning customers who will appreciate all the various communication options and two expansion slots. Today, we are going to examine the latter model."



PDAgold calls this a big review; perhaps they were inspired by my i700 review In any case, they have done a fantastic job, with lots of comparison photos, screenshots, and benchmarks, so if you've had your eye on this Pocket PC, you should definitely take a look first.

[jake080]

I dont wanna read it all, what are the exact specs?
like the duh stuff... is it vga?

[Janak Parekh]

Doesn't it take more time to post than to skim the article?

FYI: PXA263 at 400MHz, 64MB RAM/ROM, 32MB flash disk, 3.5" transflective LCD, dual slots, BT & WiFi.

--janak

[jake080]

hehe, depends
thanks