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wireless webpad

价格800$
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Hardware

The second-generation Pepper Pad has a 8.4-inch 800x600 TFT LCD touchscreen display, in landscape orientation (the first-generation Pepper Pad uses a portrait orientation). The device has a split QWERTY keyboard, and also includes a Bluetooth radio supporting wireless keyboards and input devices, as well as top-mounted dual IrDA emitters and an IR receiver.

The Pepper Pad 2
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The Pepper Pad uses Intel's newest high performance, low-power XScale chip optimized for wireless mobile devices, the ARM-based PXA270 (formerly "Bulverde"), clocked at 624 MHz. The Pad also uses Intel's 2700G "multimedia accelerator" chip, said to enable full-screen video at full-frame rates without sacrificing battery life.

The Pad boots from 32MB of Intel StrataFlash, and comes with 256MB of SDRAM. It also comes with a tiny internal hard drive, a 1.8-inch (PCMCIA sized) ATA drive with a 20GB capacity, and an external SD/MMC memory card slot.

The Pad has a 20-bit stereo sound system with integrated stereo speakers, microphone, and analog audio I/O ports.

Additional I/O interfaces include 802.11b+g WiFi LAN, a USB 1.1 host port, and power jack. The device includes two integral 3400mAh Li-Polymer batteries, and comes with a 5V/3A AC power adapter. The Pepper Pad weighs 2.3 lbs (1043 grams), and measures 12.1 x 6.6 x 0.8 inches (309 x 175 x 20mm).

Software

The new Pepper Pad runs MontaVista Linux Consumer Electronics Edition (CEE) 3.1, which is based on a 2.4.20 Linux kernel. It also includes a Java 2 environment, along with "Pepper Keeper," a Java application said to help users manage their digital file collections. Pepper Keeper is also available separately, direct from Pepper, for a wide range of platforms.

Various Pepper Keeper plugins are available separately, and allow "self-organizing collections" for digital photos, music, videos, email, web clippings, and addresses, according to Pepper. Plugins are also available for photo albums, scrapbooks, MP3 mixtapes, journals, notebooks, and greeting cards.

Posted by hufey at September 9, 2004 02:17 PM