ART has signed a new licensing agreement with Mitsubishi Electric Telecom Europe (METE) that enables METE to integrate ART's smARTspeak family of speech recognition solutions into METE's new Eclipse and Sirius mobile phones (part of the Trium family of phones).
The Sceptre X Pad 100 is a new mobile slate handheld that runs Windows CE 3.0 and is powered by a Intel StrongARM 1110 processor. It also is configured with a 10.4" TFT (SVGA) built-in touch screen; and can support up to 128-MBs of SDRAM, IBM Microdrives, and a desktop cradle.
Xplore Technologies has
announced a
new ruggedized pen tablet mobile computer called GeneSys Maximus that
has been
engineered to work in direct sunlight. Other key features: 12.1"
Active
Matrix Color Transflective LCD; base-model weight of 5.0-lb.; 500-MHz
Intel
Pentium III processor; certified to MIL-STD 810-F standards; maximum
of 256-MBs
RAM; 20-GB HD; and uses smart Lithium-Ion battery technologies. -Steve Holden (sholden@pencomputing.com)
October 15, 2001
Handspring today introduces their second line of PDAs, the
Treo 180 series of cell phones. Coming initially in two monochrome models, the Treo 180 and 180g, the
units feature a flip lid and are small in size. The primary departure from the Palm OS norm is the
inclusion of a RIM-style keyboard on the Treo 180 instead of the usual Graffiti area. The 180g will
have the Graffiti area. See our preview here.