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Fujitsu Announces XScale PDA

Andrew Slough writes: "Fujitsu has announced the world's first PDA based on Intel's XScale architecture, making this the fastest ARM PDA in the world! Stories also at at Infosync and The Register. Pictures at PocketNow."

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  1. I prefer my Newton. by generic-man · · Score: 0, Troll
    Although I'm sure this PDA is highly "advanced" for a "Windows" "Operating System," it still can't hold a candle to my trusty old Apple Newton MessagePad 2000. Allow me to summarize the advantages of my *real* handheld over this so-called "Fujitsu" "PDA".
    • My Apple Newton MessagePad 2000 has real handwriting recognition, whereas Micro$oft Winblows CE (note clever use of subliminal imagery) does not. Learn a new handwriting scheme? No thanks, Billy-Bob. (That's a reference to Bill Gates, Chairman of Micro$oft (not "Microsoft."))
    • My Apple Newton MessagePad 2000 has a PCMCIA (Personal Computer Memory Card International Association) slot for easy expansion, whereas those dolts at "Fu" "jitsu" didn't put one in to their so-called "innovative" "PDA." Nice try, guys. While you're listening to "digital music", I'll be surfing the Internet using a real web browser and getting e-mail on a large screen.
    • I am boycotting Micro$oft, but I am not boycotting Apple. Another plus for me!
    In short, please do not support these so-called "advancements" in "technology." My Newton is all the PDA that any user could ever need. If you think otherwise, I should LART you with my clue stick!
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