PalmOne launches new Zire handhelds
[Archived in Entry, Video Mp3 Player]
Keith Shaw on 2004/04/28:
„The $299 Zire 72 (click for picture) is an update of its Zire 71 model, and includes features such as a 1.2 megapixel digital camera, video capture with audio, MP3 player, integrated Bluetooth, a voice recorder, 32M bytes of memory and a 312MHz Intel ARM-based processor. The new digital camera on the Zire 72 is integrated into the device (on the Zire 71 users had to slide open the device to get to the camera feature), and can capture images up to 1,280 by 960 pixels. Other camera features include a 2x digital zoom and special effects features such as creating photos in sepia or black and white.“
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„JOEL JOHNSON -- Looks like word of the new palmOne handhelds has leaked a little, with confirmation of two Zire models, the 72 and 31. The Zire 72 will replace the 71, supplanting the 71's joystick for a directional-pad, as well as doubling the RAM to 32MB and upgrading the...“http://www.stargeek.com/item/110632.html - Cached
„PalmOne's new two new bargain PDAs, the Zire 31 and 72, have been released, and along with the lifting of the NDAs comes the requisite outpouring of reviews. The $149 Zire 31 sports a 160 by 160 color screen, 200MHz ARM-based processor, headphone jack and MP3 player, 16MB of RAM,...“http://www.stargeek.com/item/110606.html - Cached
„Find Zire Palms on eBay.co.uk - Buy and sell computers and accessories on eBay.co.uk, the UK's online marketplace. Source: Sponsor “http://www.go-browsing.co.uk/zire.html - Cached
„Other handhelds fall into three categories: those that double as phones, those with Wi-Fi wireless networking, and plain old PDAs. If you want a phone without a keyboard, consider the Palm-based Samsung Group SPH-i500 ($500 with activation from Sprint) or several versions of the Pocket PC Phone Edition from various carriers. These integrate the phone with an address book, but the lack of a keyboard limits their e-mail usefulness.“http://www.newmediamusings.com/blog/2003/11/ handhelds_youll.html - Cached
Found at a page of JD Lasica, posted on 2003/11/03
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