I’ve just recently been picking up news of a recently released Windows Mobile device running WM6, with a 624MHz processor and 1GB of ROM. For a decent price: $400(US)! Check out the review at Cellubration of the MWg Atom Life Windows Mobile 6 Phone.
Here are a rundown of the specs.
- Windows Mobile 6
- TriBand GSM/EDGE
- DualBand UMTS/HSDPA
- 64MB RAM
- 1GB ROM
- 624MHz Intel XScale
- FM Radio
- WiFi b/g
- Bluetooth 1.2 (with A2DP)
- 2.7″ QVGA
- 2MP Camera on rear
- Second, forward facing VGA camera
- MiniSD Slot - supports miniSDHC cards
Granted, there are a few things missing - the 850MHz band for US AT&T, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR would be nice, 128MB RAM would also be appreciated, and at least for me, 1700MHz support for the upcoming T-Mobile USA 3G launch sometime in the next decade.
Even so, the $400 price tag, 1GB of ROM storage, FM radio and the minimal software load (Mostly just WM6 Pro), clean lines, and light weight is kinda killer. Of course, I’ve been spending the last two years with an HTC Wizard, so I’m looking at the fast processor and drooling.
Anyway, check out the detailed review over at Cellubration.
Via: Cellubration - MWg Atom Life
This is only tri-band, so no 850MHz for AT&T customers, right? Does this mean it’s unusable on AT&T at all, or just less coverage? I’ve been researching this phone and I have yet to find a definitive answer to that question. I’d love to get one to replace my Treo 650 but if voice/data coverage is going to be spotty away from major cities it’s a no-go.