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At the MWC, a company called Moblic showed its E7 mobile internet device that sports built-in WiMAX support. The E7 is equipped with a 600MHz processor, 256MB RAM and 8GB internal flash memory. It has a 4-inch 800×400 touchscreen and a slide-out keyboard with gaming pad.
Tags: E7, MID, QWERTY MID, WiMAX MID,
Inventec’s N18 and N23C are two compact mobile internet devices running Google Android OS. They both have a 4.8-inch touchscreen, QWERTY keyboard and support for WiFi …
Tags: Android, Android MID, google android, inventec, MID, mobile internet device, Netbook, QWERTY MID,
As ClearWire expands the coverage of Mobile WiMAX, Samsung brings the Mondi (aka SWD-M100) mobile internet device that is designed to be used with the Clear Mobile WiMAX service. The Mondi is a MID with a sliding QWERTY keyboard.
Tags: Clearwire WiMAX, MID, mobile internet device, QWERTY MID, Samsung, Samsung MID, Samsung Mondi, WIMAX, WiMAX MID, Windows Mobile MID, WM6 MID,
iDOT shows at the Computex 2009 a 3.8-inch MID (Mobile Internet Device), a dual platform device that runs both Windows XP and Android. Powered by either VIA’s Eden ULV 500MHz or Freescale MX51 800MHz processor, the CCI is equipped with VIA VX875 Media System Processor and UniChrome Pro II IGP and also 1GB RAM.
Tags: Android MID, MID, mobile internet device, QWERTY MID,
Chinese company EKING introduces the M1 MID, which is also known as the WiBrain M1 MID. The M1 is powered by an Intel Atom Z520 processor and features WiFib/g, HSDPA, WiMAX, and GPS …
Tags: EKING, HSDPA, M1 MID, MID, QWERTY MID, WIMAX, WiMAX MID,
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