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• MID/Tablet/Phone
• 4.8" 800x480 touch screen
• video out (via docking connector)
• Two types of USB connector (presumably one for host one for client)
• 4 row keyboard ... but it ALSO has dedicated number keys (off to the right side)
• Dpad (on the keyboard)
• Looks like it ALSO has a trackpad

Looks a little on the thick side, but otherwise similar in overall shape to an N810 ... just clearly a little bit bigger (it looks like it probably pushes the limits of "pocketable" ... esp. for people who already think the N800 pushes that limit (my pockets can go a little bigger than an N800, though)). And running _XP_ (a bad thing in my book, but I'm sure it's a good thing in other people's books ... but it holds promise for running other PC OSes).

Hopefully Nokia will notice that an N810 sized phone (with 4"+ screen) could, in fact, work. Maybe even something this size, but with an ARM cpu and Maemo (though I'd probably want to clean up that keyboard a little... I don't know that we really need a touch screen AND dpad AND trackpad ... I'd dump the trackpad, probably).

I like this... pro'ly heavy too.

400g heavy, to be precise. Industrial pockets only Also, not many people will be happy with a phone that lasts 7 hours on a charge...

But you can pro'ly use it to hammer nails and I bet when it is placed in your breast pocket it could qualify as body armor.

"Is than an XPPhone in your pocket, or are you just glad to see me?"

thats one very small keyboard.

Still, if the cpu can go into a state close to hibernation, while the phone radio is still powered up, things could be interesting. Mind, it would have to be xp stripped to the bone, with a custom interface on top...

Or maybe they went with the HTC solution, a arm phone in the same shell as a X86 pc?

That would make a nice ad for this thing, with a fake Mae West voice...