MPX May Be Ready for Christmas

[Guest Picasosz]

According to the Daytona Beach News Journal the MPx will be for sale be for Christmas. I cant figure out these boards how to insert Hyperlinks.

.http://www.news-journalonline.com/NewsJournalOnline/News/Technology/03TechTECH02112804.htm

[Guest Cybertronic]

To make that into a link , next time when you make a post click on the URL button just above the box where you type the message :lol:

[Guest squall]

I doubt we will see it this year tbh. more likely jan / feb 05

[Guest Paul [MVP]]

Christmas sales this year is NOW, and it's not here... ;-)

P

[Guest marclewis]

Many of the sites I have looked at regarding the MPX say that 32 meg of Ram is not enough and the processor will be too slow at 200 meg. I have a HP4150 pocket pc with a 400 meg processor and 64 meg of Ram. This works fairly fast on WiFi and Tom Tom 3 with Bluetooth. Some people have got their hands on an MPX and theirs planty of chat on the howard forum.

Also try

http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/smartphones...-mpx-026819.php

[Guest B@man]

All of the ones in circulation are pre-production "testers", do we yet know if the production model will be of the same specs?

[Guest Paul [MVP]]

Yes, it will.

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Posted from my SmartPhone!

[Guest dog]

I played with one last week and like others that have used it, I found it seemed a little slow and the screen was surprisingly small, although the overall form factor is pretty cool. The real surprise for me was that it was not yet Wi-Fi enabled (even though it's clearly in the design specs and on-screen menu), even though I was at a special Wi-Fi demonstration show..... :roll: ......not exactly a promising sign for release anytime soon.

[Guest B@man]

:x

[Guest jfran]

there was a tentative date for mid january release on o2 uk, however that has been further delayed

rgds

jim

[Guest PDAGB]

Why it got only 23.79MB RAM available in use? I have seen in this review http://www.pda4thai.com/modules.php?name=N...article&sid=591

[Guest ppcmd]

I thought it was the memory left for apps to run after the OS was loaded.