pocketnow.com Reader Kenneth P. sent us this rendering of what he considers to be the perfect smartphone. As you can see, it's an Android 2.2 device with a similar form factor to the HD2. It has a 1.5GHz Snapdragon CPU with 1GB of RAM and ROM. The buttons on the bottom of the screen are capacitive and pressure sensitive, so that you don't ... Related Posts Diamond3 Android Phone Renderin...

There will be one resolution at launch: 480 X800. After launch, a second resolution will be added: 480 X320 Platform: Microsoft will begin standardizing around the same touch interface with consistent CPU and GPU along with standard RAM configurations. ... Related Posts How to Launch an Application by Assigning Start Menu Button Obituary: RIP QVGA Screen Resolution The Samsung Jack Gets Jacked Up ...

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The HTC Desire was announced at MWC 2010 and we  brought you live pictures of this monster which is powered by a 1GHz CPU and features a 3.7 inch AMOLED Display. Now the price of the ...

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Microsofts Windows Mobile once was the number one gaming platform in a time, when the average Palm had a 20MhZ CPU, Compaq offered 200MhZ. Independent game developers used this hardware potential to their benefit, and created games until J2ME games and the iPhone took over. With Windows Phone 7, Microsoft seems to remember its

MSI Computer released an updated Wind U160 netbook with Intel Atom N450 Pine Trail CPU with extended battery life. The design has changed also, now the Wind U160 features a regular notebook design with a slim body. Here is ...

Here in Europe we've had our greasy mitts all over the HTC HD2 for quite some time. It's now appearing out in the USA with TmoNews grabbing shots of it in T-Mobile branding. The Windows Mobile-powered HD2 is, let's admit it, the best Windows Mobile handset out there at the moment. A 1Ghz CPU and HTC Sense come together on a 4.3" screen with additional specs including WiFi, Bluetooth...

Time for another throwback! This time, we're taking a look at the once-popular Compaq iPAQ H3800, which was the last significant evolution of the H3XXX iPAQ line of Pocket PC devices. The H3800 is an eight year old device. It ran with a 206MHz StrongARM CPU from Intel, with 64MB RAM and 32MB of ROM. The screen was a large 3.8", but only had QVGA ... Related Posts pocketnow.com Throwback Part ...

Lenovo's ThinkPad X201 convertible tablet PC is now available for order on their website. The X201 features a serious CPU bump from the X200 and offers three display options: the standard wide-view LED backlit LCD (270 nit brightness), the ...