Saturday, October 04, 2003
Tapwave Zodiac 1 (32MB) - Handhelds - CNET Reviews
Tapwave Zodiac 1 (32MB) - Handhelds - CNET Reviews: "Tapwave Zodiac 1 (32MB)
CNET First Take
By John P. Falcone
(October 1, 2003)
The Tapwave Zodiac 1 handheld is designed for maximum portable-gaming performance. The device is also a fully functional Palm OS PDA with strong multimedia features. It's scheduled to ship in late October.
Upside: The Zodiac has a high-resolution (480x320 pixels), 65,000-color landscape screen; an analog joystick; a 200MHz Motorola i.MX1 ARM9 processor; and Yamaha stereo speakers--specs that induce drooling in Game Boy users. Dual SDIO expansion slots, built-in Bluetooth, and a gaming-optimized version of Palm OS 5.2 make the Zodiac a formidable PDA and media player, as well. "
Given that this thing is no more expensive than the primary offerings from Dell (the Axim line), it could urn out to be VERY popular.
CNET First Take
By John P. Falcone
(October 1, 2003)
The Tapwave Zodiac 1 handheld is designed for maximum portable-gaming performance. The device is also a fully functional Palm OS PDA with strong multimedia features. It's scheduled to ship in late October.
Upside: The Zodiac has a high-resolution (480x320 pixels), 65,000-color landscape screen; an analog joystick; a 200MHz Motorola i.MX1 ARM9 processor; and Yamaha stereo speakers--specs that induce drooling in Game Boy users. Dual SDIO expansion slots, built-in Bluetooth, and a gaming-optimized version of Palm OS 5.2 make the Zodiac a formidable PDA and media player, as well. "
Given that this thing is no more expensive than the primary offerings from Dell (the Axim line), it could urn out to be VERY popular.
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