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E2800 from E28 by Josh Rubin

Shanghi based start-up, E28, has started selling a new Linux based PDA/Phone hybrid in the Chinese market. While the power and flexibility exceed that of the Motorola A760 and A768, the device design looks incredibly similar. Might this have something to do with the fact that E28 was started by a few former Motorolans?
here's a tech review
here's a business review
This entry posted on 19 February 2004 at
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