World's First Handheld Wimax Device

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Here's the world's first handheld WiMax device and it's a cross between an iPod, a mobile phone and a netbook. Samsung America has announced the soon to be released Samsung Mondi™. A pocket size device with the same feature and uses of a netbook or a laptop computer. A full QWERTY Keyboard, it features access to E-mail, Internet, video content and business applications. Surf the net using Opera 9.5 and access some of the most popular social networking websites. Access to popular mobile web services like Fring™, Gypsii™, and MS Live Messenger will keep you connected with your friends at all times. It also has a Wifi connectivity and GPS capability.

Available in a solid black finish, with an extending full QWERTY keyboard and an optical mouse. The device also offers the ability to download and watch movies, listen to music or play games.



Other features includes;

  • Windows Mobile 6.1

  • Microsoft Outlook and Windows Mobile Office

  • WiMAX Mobile Internet Access

  • WiFi Access (BTv2.1+EDR)

  • GPS: Route 66 Navigation with Preloaded Maps

  • 4GB of Internal Memory

  • Direct Push/Mobile Email (POP3, IMAP, SMTP)

  • Supports Instant Messaging and MMS

  • 3.0 Megapixel Camera and Camcorder

  • Bluetooth ® 2.0

  • Opera 9.5 Web Browser

  • HDMI TV Out

  • Supports Multiple Video and Audio Player Formats

Source:SamsungUSANews
Photo From: SamsungUsaNews

Comments

Nikhil said…
thanks for the info ........but don't ya think it would be better if you have provided its pic on the home page????
4/05/2009 9:34 PM
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