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P300 and the P700 |
thundercat
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http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=11681
im sure Sony Ericsson are thrilled with the association with the P800 
... i mean, they runs Windows for christs sake 
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Tahir Ally
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The article does not say who makes it and even the pic does not show SonyEricsson. |
Yoeppie
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Maybe because its no SE ??? just wondering !!!!
the first line says
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| E-TEN, an unknown quantity in the West, has been showing us its latest Windows Mobile powered PDAs this morning |
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so u might wanne check or find E-TEN website if there is any |
blue8300
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Here ..... http://www.etencorp.com/index.html |
Vlammetje
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Soooo.... move to 'Other manufacturers'?? 
Still curious... the original poster mentions a link with  P800, I fail to see it??
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blue8300
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the name..... P300 |
j0be
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That device in the Enquirer is pretty damn cool |
Miss UK
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any chance ud copy and paste that info so us wappy users can read it to ;-)
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Yoeppie
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E-TEN, an unknown quantity in the West, has been showing us its latest Windows Mobile powered PDAs this morning. The P300, outfitted with Pocket PC Phone Edition 2003, is the first combination PDA / Phone that we stylish folks at l'INQ would actually be seen dead with.
The sleek, thin and light P300 sports a tri-band GSM / GPRS module, and an SDIO card expansion slot, meaning that (combined with a WiFi card) this little baby will keep you on the net wherever you are, as well as giving you an edge of Eastern chic.
The phone also has a camera built in, and is specced out with a 200MHz ARM processor.
The E-ten P700 is the bigger brother of the P300, and sports an Intel PXA255 400MHz processor. It includes the same functionality as the P300, but drops the camera for an optional bluetooth module. The P700 isn't as sleek as E- ten's other creation, but will suit those with a craving for a bit more power.
No news, however, on when we'll see them this side of the pacific.
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thundercat
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you fail to see the connection?!
well P800 and P300/P700 kind of suggest that their the same company with different models doesnt it?
i know SE are not conected in anyway.
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PeterKay
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Can these new devices play Divx movies?
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Vlammetje
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On 2003-09-22 11:24:50, thundercat wrote:
you fail to see the connection?!
well P800 and P300/P700 kind of suggest that their the same company with different models doesnt it?
i know SE are not conected in anyway.
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Well thundercat..... the way I perceive it... it is YOU that suggests a connection... not the article and not even the naming.... there are more 'P' devices out there, even other 'P800' devices.
It's just your initial post that led me on
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thundercat
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im sure if SE was connected it wouldnt run Microsoft for a start.. and look a little nicer too! yet i do like the idea of a 400mhz processor..
shame p810/p900 doesnt have this
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hurny
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@thundercat,
"you fail to see the connection?!
well P800 and P300/P700 kind of suggest that their the same company with different models doesnt it?"
Well, theres a P400 and it is a Samsung. Doesnt mean anything just because it happens to have Px00 in the name. |
P800_Zen_master
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The P700 is one cool device....could make me jump boats! |
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Posted: 2003-09-22 10:17
