It’s a phone… It’s a laptop computer… It’s xpPhone. And you don’t need an x-ray vision to figure out that it’s a full featured phone that runs on a Windows XP platform with all the trimmings of a notebook PC and a GPS. The xpPhone is basically a three-in-one gadget yet to prove itself but with its list of interesting features, it won’t be long before the public give in. On the hardware side, this device is powered by an AMD CPU backed by 512M DDR RAM and 8-32GB SLC solid state drives. The display is a 4.8-inch 16:9 dual resolution touch screen capable of 800×480 to 1024×768 resolution.
Aside from the touch screen display, this mobile phone has a sliding full QWERTY keyboard complete with function keys and even a touch pad. Without wireless features on your mobile phone, you might as well travel limp, that’s why xpPhone has an integrated Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0 and GPS. And those are just the tip of the iceberg; this phone supports various networks including GSM, CDMA, GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA/HSUPA, EVDO and with the right upgrade, even WiMax and the new 4G internet standard. XpPhone does not offer the standard ports you see in other phones but added a handy VGA port as well for on the spot presentations.
Thanks to the Windows platform and patented technology of Free Core Series, this xpPhone supports the global three major 3G standards, MSN/Skype/QQ free video calls and office related applications. Furthermore, it can play around 500 kinds of multimedia formats and access internet banking and third-party payment platforms.
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Entertainment Laptop PCs. Both the mid-size 15.6- inch dv6 and the larger 17.3-inch dv7 will offer users the choice of either the new Intel Core i7 processor or the latest AMD Turion II ultra Dual Core processor. Furthermore, NVIDIA graphics and DDR3 SDRAM will be available on select dv6 and dv7 models.
