Look at this:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15607130/
We at Microsoft talked about this in the middle of this year. A cellphone acting as a person’s mobile computer. Lower end versions simply connecting to TVs and leveraging Bluetooth keyboards as input devices.
But this is CRAZY: Thee Samsung MIT (Samsung calls all it’s devices "MITs" for some reason) cellphone does voice & video calls, contains WiMAX networking, x86 CPU, Windows XP Professional, weighs about a pound and contains a fold-out keyboard, 5-inch screen and 30 gigabyte hard drive. Again, just in case you didn’t read that last line, did I mention it runs the full version of Windows XP and also supports the CDMA cellular networking – the same stuff in use by Verizon & Sprint? (And South Korea & China… did you hear that you European GSM drum beaters? Not everyone in the world lives in GSM land!)
Bad news: Not available in the US. Yet.
Good news: This phone looks remarkably like the Samsung i600 which was the highest selling Windows Mobile Smartphone for CDMA networks prior to the Motorola Q releasing. A US release would be undoubtedly predicated on the adoption of WiMAX by cellular vendors.
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