So it
looks like
Mitac's new Mio GPS Pocket PCs, the P350 and P550,
have hit the web. We've half a mind to blow 'em off for their milk and water looks, but according to Mobinaute, who dug
these up, the P550 will feature a 400MHz CPU, SiRFstar III GPS receiver, WiFi, Bluetooth, SDIO, and Windows Mobile 5.0
-- you can't argue with specs like those. Unfortunately, the P350 is WiFi and Bluetooth-free, though, so it can hit the
highway, jack. Mitac's apparently also got a few new CE.net devices up their sleeves as well, including the Mio C710,
C510E, C210, and H610, which feature SiRFstar III receivers, and lots of Euro-only map business; the combination of
which, you can imagine, doesn't exactly spark our interest.
[Via
Pocket PC Thoughts]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Sean Nana @ Feb 20th 2006 6:13PM
Bluetooth and WiFi FREE?????!! i'll take the treo700w. PLEASE engadget?? ;)
joshua @ Feb 21st 2006 8:21AM
Well, the handset is awesome. Its features seems promising. I'm looking forward to purchase one.
Soo @ May 19th 2006 2:36PM
Ummm... yeah, it's not a phone. It's a regular PocketPC with WM5 on it. How exciting... NOT!
Paul @ Jul 6th 2007 4:15PM
I don't have the need for a cellphone, but I would love to put one of these in my pocket. They cost around $325 which is a very good deal compared to other models out there.