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What makes the Web experience on your desktop computer so powerful? A large screen, a familiar keyboard, and a mouse. And that’s precisely what’s engineered into the PocketSurfer™ Web viewer.
Big Screen. With a 640-pixel-wide display you’ll see the Web like it was supposed to be seen – no scrunching, reformatting or text-only sites.
Speed. The PocketSurfer™ Web viewer lets you retrieve more pages faster, similar to what you experience at home or in the office, and much faster than other mobile devices.
Slim case. Easily slip into your pocket with room to spare.
Full keyboard. With a built-in mouse pointer. No triple-tapping on a numeric keypad to type in messages or fill in forms.
Convenience. It connects to the Web via your Bluetooth® wireless technology-capable phone, or with an adapter for non-Bluetooth® wireless technology handsets. Simply connect and Ride the Web™.
The Real Web in the palm of your hand.
It’s all there. The Web brings it to you, whether it’s online shopping or maps to your next appointment. From annual reports to photos from a friend’s trek overseas, the Web delivers the world to you instantly – big, vivid, dynamic. So when you step away from your computer, why be deprived of the rich information and real Web experience you’ve come to rely on? You don’t have to be stuck with mobile devices that deliver the Web as it was never intended; small, dull, and slow.
Enter PocketSurfer™ Web viewer, the portable browser that lets you experience the Web just as you’d expect it on your computer. So now you can get mobile and Ride the Web™.
Size:
5.50x2.75x0.58
(inches
)
Display:
Transreflective-display
Screen Resolution:
640pixels
(full VGA width
)
Data Entry:
Thumb keyboard & mouse pointer
Weight:
3.4 oz
Battery:
Lithium Ion rechargeable
Errors & omissions excepted.
Wireless:
Connectivity through cell phone:
Compatibility with circuit switched
(CDMA and GSM
) and packet based
(IDEN, CDMA-1x, GPRS and Edge
) networks.
Wire-line:
Connect to a regular landline with our standard 56kbps Bluetooth Modem.
Speed:
5 to 7 seconds per page average
Now you'll probably want to know what OS it runs, and there are a few implications that it runs CE from users that I've seen. However this 640x240 apparently runs an operating system called "Web OS" . Not one I'm familiar with personally.
Given the price of this $200 US, I would presume it not to be CE because of the licensing cost.
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