Jason Dunn
10-16-2003, 04:39 PM
<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://estore.shopplex.com/app/storefront.aspx?cat_id=162&inv_id=31010100550749&modid=30214092059015&aid=5' target='_blank'>http://estore.shopplex.com/app/storefront.aspx?cat_id=162&inv_id=31010100550749&modid=30214092059015&aid=5</a><br /><br /></div>If the SPV E200 has you drooling (Bluetooth, camera, Smartphone 2003), then you'll be pleased to know that not only does our affiliate partner Tek 'n Toys have the phone available for pre-order, but they're expecting to see it in late November. If you want this phone, <a href="http://estore.shopplex.com/app/storefront.aspx?cat_id=162&inv_id=31010100550749&modid=30214092059015&aid=5"><b>pre-order today!</b></a><br /><br /><img src="http://www.smartphonethoughts.com/images/img31010100550733.jpg" alt="User submitted image" title="User submitted image"/> <br /><br />"As expected, the SPV E200 breaks new ground in the Microsoft Smartphone field by including a camera, which replaces the clip-on version that shipped with the SPV and its E100 brother. The new camera reportedly can record video, too. This will be the first Microsoft Smartphone to feature Bluetooth, and will also be the first handset to market running the 2003 version of the Smartphone platform. The E200 looks broadly identical to the E100 version of the SPV, with minor changes to button and speaker details, and of course the integrated camera on the rear side. Other technical specifications are also similar, with the new handset retaining the 132MHz processor of the original SPV, which should be adequate given the reported speed increases of the new operating system."