Not that
we have anything against
HTC (on the contrary, we pretty much
want one of everything the company makes), but competition and diversity are good things, so we think the market can
only benefit from the fact that two more Taiwanese manufacturers --
Inventec and Arima -- have joined the Windows Mobile fold.
And this definitely puts Inventec (the company's rumored "Mercury" smartphone is pictured above) in an
enviable position, since it's said to be the ODM behind some of Palm's recent PalmOS-based devices. If Palm decides to
standardize production of its "p" and "w" lines using one manufacturer, it's pretty clear who
they'll choose.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
javier rivera @ Feb 22nd 2006 1:10PM
Magniica pagina web, aqui encuentro todo lo relacionado a los mobiles. NO tengo que buscar por otras paginas web. Aqui me puedo informar de lo mas nuevo que va a salir.
Saludos.
A very good web page.
Jon @ Feb 22nd 2006 1:17PM
FUGLY!
Nick @ Feb 22nd 2006 1:17PM
oooooh! ugly!
ArturoRoyal @ Feb 22nd 2006 2:30PM
I looks ver BlackBerry-esque in shape. I prefer the larger screen with better orientation on the Wizard. The slide-out keyboard is nicer too, considering it is in use all the time.
I agree that it is ugly. I hope this is just the demo color sceem and not the production model.
Do we have a model number? I know there are a few geeks at HoFo who would like to do a thread on the debut of this one. ;-)
Anyone see the thread on the Cingular 8125 (HTC Wizard)? It's a monster.
http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php?t=826239&page=148&pp=15
matt t @ Feb 22nd 2006 10:46PM
i am the only one who can see the cingular logo on that phone?
centered right above the screen.
Scoopster @ Feb 27th 2006 8:21PM
"since it's said to be the ODM behind some of Palm's recent PalmOS-based devices. If Palm decides to standardize production of its "p" and "w" lines using one manufacturer, it's pretty clear who they'll choose."
Are you suggesting Inventec makes (or has made) any of the Treo 600/650/700 series devices? They do not and they never have. Palm has always used Inventec for their low-end PDAs -- namely the Zire series. HTC builds the 650 and the 700, and Soletron or Celestica (I forget which) was the first OEM of the 600.
On the other hand, Inventec does have a lot of experience building regular mobile phones, as they have their own brand "OKWAP" that is in the top 3 or 4 in terms of marketshare in Taiwan.