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Nokia N9 review: Once in a lifetimeWindows XP powered ITG xpPhone has touchable custom UI
We've shown you the ITG xpPhone before but now there are screenshots of the user interface so we thought we should tell you all about it. The ITG xpPhone is kinda like the Nokia N900 - a tablet, but also a phone. Unlike the N900 however, this one is a full-blown tablet PC - it runs Windows XP and...
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I Need A Decent MID!! Not Those Strange-One-Time-Buying-Phones!
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- 2009-10-30 14:28
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> In reply to Anonymous @ 2009-10-30 14:03 from 3AYu - click to readGames from the 90s should run alright. Crysis with all settings at maximum, probably not.
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- 2009-10-30 14:18
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Blue screens , low procesing power , laggy OS.
Is there a single app that can run on a touch interface with so
small screen ; what about viruses ; you will have to run
an antivirus that will make it even slower ; U will need to
run defeagment ; This phone is a joke !
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- 2009-10-30 14:03
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Running Vista on an AMD Geode is a recipe for disaster.
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- 2009-10-30 14:01
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I am a huge fan of big screen realestate, which is why I like the HTC HD2 so much...but this is probably taking it a bit too far. And as for the OS, someone mentioned old tech, and I agree with them. At least use Vist. If they wanted a bigger wow factor, they could of used Windows 7, and commercialize it with ..." the latest OS from Microsoft, Windows 7, now in a mobile phone tablet " or something to those lines. That would of probably garnered some extra attention, but this just seems outdated and old even before it materializes.
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- 2009-10-30 13:56
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the HTC Touch HD2 should be able to handle XP, infact it could probably handle any OS out there including some actual desktops ones
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- 2009-10-30 13:23
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kinda like it, just need to improve the battery life.
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- 2009-10-30 12:44
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4.8" display is too big.
3"-3.5" is a perfect size.
Sounds a little bit kinky :o
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- 2009-10-30 12:33
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> In reply to Noman @ 2009-10-30 11:58 from mxIe - click to readYou can run Windows applications.
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- 2009-10-30 12:20
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I just went through images, I wonder how I missed this one before, Damn I like this thing. It can make my job way easier and it will free me from lot of locks. I like the design, I don't care much about taking care of calls but if it can drive some software and connected to other accessories then I think it is the future. Let see how much it cost and how hard I will have to collect amount to get this thing in my hand. Also I will have to see how my X2 will work out for all my works but I have much better feelings toward this thing.
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- 2009-10-30 11:59
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Windows XP? Whats the point of using 10 year old technology on a current phone? Why didn't they just use Google Android 2.0 FREE instead of having to pay Microsoft! HTC starte to use Android with their Sense UI and are now a massive player in the market, it's not rocket science...
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- 2009-10-30 11:58
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I seriously think I like to have this machine, I mean Windows XP in pocket with almost countless application to run on to it, speciall ones that I made, it would open the whole new door to me. And I have no problem driving entire screen and small elements using nothing but finger or thumb so yes give it to me now. Don't think I have very small hands/fingers, My nails are made this way. :)
Give me a set to test drive. Lol.
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- 2009-10-30 11:50
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