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Toshiba G810 Windows Mobile Smartphone Looks Like the HTC Touch

Toshiba's no stranger to Windows Mobile devices, but their latest G810 touchscreen handset looks more similar to the HTC Touch than their previous HTC-like phones. It's got Windows Mobile 6 on board, 3g HSDPA, 3-megapixel camera with auto-focus, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, FM radio 2.8-inch touchscreen display, 256MB internal memory, GPS, and a late Spring European launch. It's got enough features to be a good phone, but it's nothing revolutionary. [Toshiba Europe via Tech Digest via The Unwired]

2:35 PM on Mon Feb 11 2008
By Jason Chen
7,009 views, 8 comments

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Toshiba Portege G900 Screen Video

You saw the unboxing video of the Toshiba G900 yesterday, but Matt from Tracy and Matt have a video of the screen up today. It's hard to tell from the video (screens are here), but that 800x480 is really huge. And in a device only slightly bigger than other slide-out-keyboard Windows Mobile smartphones, this seems like the Peter North of WM screens. But slightly less wet. More »

6:00 PM on Fri Jul 6 2007
By Jason Chen
4,791 views, 9 comments

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Toshiba Portege High-Resolution Windows Mobile 6 Smartphone Unboxed

We've seen the Toshiba G900 Windows Mobile 6 smartphone work its way past the FCC already, but Matt from Tracy and Matt have an unboxing of the 800x400-enabled touchscreen phone up now. They compare it to similar HTC phones and Samsung WM phones and pretty much come out with the conclusion that this is gigantic. We wish they'd fire up the screen so we can see what that huge resolution looks like, but that'll be in the next video. Hopefully. More »

4:00 PM on Thu Jul 5 2007
By Jason Chen
6,520 views, 4 comments

Latest by scoobydoo: My e740's (I had one with WiFi and one with BT) were total junkers. Toshiba has a habit of releasing devices that are so bad that it just ignores any cries for support on them. The e740 was one of more »