The PG2000: Motorola MING-alike for PHS networks
Don't be fooled -- not only is this not a real MING, it's also not a Motorola and you probably won't be able to use it in your neck of the woods. The PG2000 takes come cues from the Moto A1200 but adds PHS support in addition to a dualband GSM radio, making it perfect for the unusual standard that sees some love in Asian nations. Features include a QVGA touchscreen, MMC slot (huh?), 2 megapixel camera, and we're guessing some variant of Linux, just like the real deal. No word on pricing or availability, though it got shown around at the 2007 Taipei Computer Applications Show -- so if you happen to be around Taiwan, you might just get a glimpse of it.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
mblcntrl @ Aug 31st 2007 6:46PM
MMC slot is for memory expansion. Just a different type of card.
Chris Ziegler @ Aug 21st 2007 10:03PM
Yes, but a strange choice, isn't it? MMC is outdated at best, obsolete at worst.
Chris
mmh @ Sep 15th 2007 2:23AM
Tagging it with kirf is unfair. The manufacturer, who custom made this for the PHS carrier in Taiwan, paid for licensed use of the design/look of the Moto Ming.