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  • iPAQ’s 1xEV-DO SwingPhone

    Korean Telecom’s booth at ITU Telecom Asia 2004 is showing off the new HP iPAQ rw6100-series Pocket PC (the “iPAQ SwingPhone”) using the CDMA 1X EV-DO system combined with a wireless LAN 802.11b module. The PDA-style terminal [.jpg image] uses KT’s “NESPOT” service enabling high-speed mobile network connection using the Windows Mobile 2003 OS on the Intel PXA270 520MHZ chip. It boasts 128MB of flash memory over the 64MB of onboard RAM.

    Equipped with stylus for the touch sensitive TFT liquid crystal display of 2.8 inches, 640×480 dots, and an about 260,000 colors also carries a 1.1 mega-pixel camera and SDIO memory slot. At 114×26.5×59mm and 200gram weight it’s svelt form comes in Black or White and is available now in S.Korea for under $500 USD.

    NESPOT Swing (in English)
    http://www.kt.co.kr/kt_home/eng/personal/nespot/nespot04.jsp

    Posted: 9 September 2004 | Filed: Terminal Technology, Wireless News | Feedback | Print |
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