GRRR. My ipaq 2210 ran most SNES games flawlessly at full speed *IN 2003* (using MorphGear). WHY, oh why, are phones only now catching up to what PDAs could do six years ago? (I had it overclocked, I believe I used xCPUScaler or something like that) So frustrating. At least Maemo will be open -- say what you want about WinMo, but it's the best mobile OS i've ever used ... not because the OS itself rocks, but because it's completely open (in terms of being able to run anything you want), the development tools are free and easy to use, and it's very hackable. After using S60 and iPhone OS, I'm *so sick* of crippled & locked down mobile OSs. I also appreciate Maemo because it makes porting desktop apps to mobile extremely easy -- WinMo used to have this advantage, back when it shared most of its GUI widgets with the desktop, but it looks like microsoft will be caving on this point in future releases. Personally, I'll take easy ports of fully-featured desktop apps over finger usability any day of the week ... (check out http://madabar.com/exailemaemo/ ... practically a direct port)

It brings joy to my heart that most of the machines used in the manufacturing process were produced in Western countries (a good number of them in the US actually). What I don't understand is how it's cheaper to ship these machines to China, set up a (mostly automated) factory to produce goods, and then ship the goods back here that it is just to set up the factory here. *Sigh*.

To #7 -- Mobile Review (the site linked in this article) also has reviews of the w900 and k800. Now that I commented on that, they'll probably be linked as articles on Engadget soon. *yawn*

nope. Leemo is right, this has been on mobile review foreeeeeever. I read it almost a month ago. As for proof, scroll to the bottom and you'll see "Published � 13 March 2006". Not news, not diggwor .. ahem (remembers what site he is on) .. engadgetworthy.

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