When you look at the board you see that there is not much space left. It seems there's no GSM, no WiFi, no other chip already.
i've heard talk elsewhere of a built in cdma module. that's an odd choice considering the number of operators switching to gsm, but i would assume via will change/add to this down the track
And as I always say: The only reason for using x86 in small and embedded devices is running Windows. I really don't want to have Windows on my phone. No CE/Mobile, exceptionally no XP/Vista. Do you? :)
hell no, i ditched win long since. but some people will and there are a number of closed pieces of software only available for x86. flash is one of them, shockwave another. maybe skype, i'm not sure what that runs on add in things like a half decent fpu (compared to arm anyway) and the platform starts to approach desktop functionality for all sorts of applications. as the oqo has partly shown, there's no reason a mobile (pc/phone) can't be a desktop as well with the addition of a proper qwerty kb and monitor when the user gets to the office this is an awesome development, i'm in 2 minds myself whether to buy a pico itx or wait for this next year _______________________________________________ OpenMoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
