Dell Pocket-pc

Thursday, 19 April 2007

dell pocket-pcDELL had been in the handheld market for four years and their device Axim X51 had a great publicity for being such a lovely pocket pc. After four years of sales, DELL recently announced that they have stopped shipping or manufacturing any more Axims. But they have promised to provide support to their devices as per warranty schedules.

This announcement from DELL might be shocking as it was to many. But Dell is not stopping here, "Quanta Computer is developing a PDA handset for Dell, and the new model is expected to be launched in the fourth quarter of this year, according to industry sources. Quanta said it would not comment on any issue concerning individual clients. The sources claimed that the Dell PDA handset project, codenamed "Fly," will develop a model using the Windows Mobile 6 Professional platform and supporting HSDPA. It probably will feature a QWERTY keyboard, though feature details have yet to be determined"


 
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