13 Jan 09 Compulab Android exeda
The device in the picture here is a new handheld from Compulab. The exeda has a 3.5 inch sun-readable VGA touchscreen, a full QWERTY keyboard, a capacitive touchpad, a 520 MHz Marvell CPU and 128 MB of RAM. It will also have quadband GSM/GPRS, CDMA and 3G UMTS, WiFi support and a 10/100 Baste-T Ethernet port. The best of all is that the handset will work with Android and in case you don’t like it, there’s Windows Mobile 6.1 support too. The exeda will arrive in March so that’s when we should have some pricing details for you.
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