Samsung unveils first convergence device with mobile WiMAX
7 November 2006 by axxxr The SPH-P9000 is the convergence device capable of voice and multimedia data communications through Mobile WiMAX technology.
The SPH-P9000 is the ideal companion for users to usher in the new era of mobile convergence technology. The expected growth of Mobile WiMAX services will result in an increasing demand for multi-functional devices. The SPH-P9000 is a PDA-based device utilizing Mobile WiMAX and CDMA EV-DO connectivity. Users will have wireless access to the Internet utilizing Mobile WiMAX connectivity. Simultaneously, the CDMA EV-DO technology provides mobile phone connection for voice communication. With Microsoft Windows XP as the operating system, users will find the contents and applications familiar and easy to use for work and play.
Comments On 8 Nov 19:49 sefan wrote they don't seem to be mentioning how long the battery lasts for... On 7 Nov 22:36 IgnyteYou wrote It looks like it could be a wolf in sheeps clothing, I can imagine something happening where i snap the keyboard or something like that, looks a bit flimsy, and would you be able to hold it and use it like a phone or would you have to use it like a laptop?? On 7 Nov 18:20 Dogmann wrote I was really excited untill i realised it weighs approx 448gms and compare to 180gms for N93 that is just too much. I hope they get smaller than that eventually it could spell big trouble for the Networks. As it runs XP it will defiantly run Skype which must work out cheaper than a Network and now does SMS along side SkypeIn, SkypeOut,Call forwarding, Answerphone, i don't think i missed anything. But how much subscriptions will be for WiMax is anyones guess just now. I do lke the comcept though it needs to be smller IMO. Marc On 7 Nov 18:15 Prom1 wrote Well its finally been done! Bravo Samsung - then again I didnt quite expect Nokia to be the first. In Denver Colorado they have WiMax that covers 20 miles radius and it SUCKS - rain clouds show up and your service is dead. I'll wait another 5 years for it to mature. On 7 Nov 17:23 Rifqi wrote Cool. Just wonder how is the device in close mode? |
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