If you're having a hard-time finding the right device with the right OS, now exada has an answer for you. However the device is not stylish for what consumers are looking for.

Aimed at enterprise use, the device can either have Google Android or Windows Mobile OS but not both at the same time as some sites are reporting. Specs are clean high, featuring a 3.5" VGA Touch Screen with qwerty keyboard just below it along with a touch pad and navigation controls made for two-handed usage.

The device is powered by a Marvel processor at 520 Mhz but only 128 Mb RAM which is not good if you're really looking for multi-tasking capabilities. Like we say, it's basically for enterprise or corporate usage rather than for consumer market.

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