There, the headline just about sums up everything that I have to say about this device that a NY startup called Peek is planning to unleash on our multitasking, convergent society. For $100, Peek is ready to hand you a device that is capable of checking/sending emails that come your way on T-Mobile’s $19.95-per-month connection. Now, I don’t know about you guys, but I would definitely hate lugging around a device for just a single utility that is already available on my do-it-all, which, apart from allowing me to access my mail, plays my videos/music/games, snaps pictures, and guides me across the country by its GPS. But I guess Peek might have a niche market to tap into if they are really forging ahead with this idea. Let’s see what surprises Peek will have a peek at after the device is released on September 14th.

Cellphone Beat

Related posts:

1. flipMail Converts Email into Text Messages Even if you do not have a BlackBerry or smartphone,...
2. ASUS S102 Portable Navigation Device ASUS continues their entrance into portable navigation market with the...
3. T-Mobile Confirms First Android Device Finally, and might I say unexpectedly, the day when a...
4. Unlocking the iPhone does not Damage the Device The distributor of the “unlocking” software for the iPhone rebutted...
5. Pioneer AVIC-S2 GPS Device Pioneer? AVIC-S2 GPS Device will hit the markets soon. This...