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It certainly didn't take very long for the apple to fall a long, long way from the tree. Just a handful of months after completing its spinoff from parent O2,
MWg has started taking to rebranding existing handsets -- in this case, a pair of
UBiQUiOs. The
QWERTY duo both run Windows Mobile 6 Professional, with the 501 model featuring a 200MHz OMAP750, 2 megapixel camera, and WiFi to get the bits flowing when the
GPRS radio won't do. The higher-end 503g (pictured), meanwhile, upgrades to triband 3.6Mbps
HSDPA and swaps out the TI core for a 520MHz XScale. Not bad, we guess, but we liked the old days when these guys commissioned their own handsets from the ODMs -- how are they supposed to stand out when they're just slapping a silkscreened logo on a device that's already in the marketplace?
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03-24-2008, 02:40 PM
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