While companies like Google, Apple, and the Symbian foundation are trying harder to create and release operating systems for mobiles which offer similar functionality as a desktop operating system, electronic component manufacturers are trying to create better and faster systems which are capable of running even desktop operating systems, and all the while the desktop applications are evolving to extract greater use of the desktop processors!


In this endless cycle, ITG's new device, dubbed xpPhone for obvious reasons, breaks out o fthe circle by letting you have an entire desktop OS running on your phone. The xpPhone features a large 4.8" touch-screen with a resolution of 800x480 and has a full QWERTY keyboard. With a dizzying array of features, such as dual SSD and standard HDD, VGA output at full HD resolutions (1920x1080), USB port for connecting peripherals, 3G connectivity, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, camera, and more!


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man this thing is MASSIVE . this will be the new revolution of mobile phones...

New Revolution of both mobile and Computers merged into one.....

check out my views on the article here:

http://laymanhack.com/xp-phone-is-it-real

Rubbish. This is no revolution. Nothing is compatible with it, it is huge, has very bad hardware except HD and memory which is good for now...I say Rubbish.

what exactly do u mean by "nothing is compatible"? remember ur old desktop that had Windows XP on it? remember the thousands of applications that u installed? this is the same thing, only looks smaller

well that wont work, because a 60% of those applications, needed a lot of memory and a very good processor, which I doubt will be put here. in the end, I think it will just be a phone, that wanted to be something more...

Besides we all know how Xp was all full of bugs and everything, so if this is anything like it I dont want it...But still I will wait for it to come out, test it, and than write new opinion. Who knows maybe I will be surprised. lol

That running on Win7, Mobile or Android would be more interesting. Why not just buy a mini tablet pc instead?

@Adonis: that's a good point. but it is a little smaller than a tablet. like i have mentioned in my article, it is between a phone and a tablet. and a tablet doesn't have the full functionality of a phone. (calling, messaging etc)
maybe it isn't the perfect product. but it definitely seems to be a step in the right direction. just goes to show that phones indeed are becoming a lot more powerful than we had imagined.

@Boxie Indeed. So the perfect device like that is the Nokia N900.

yep. that is another device i am impressed with. mainly because it marks Nokia's foray into the Linux world. i want to get my hands on it some day :D

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