Windows XP Phone Runs AMD CPU (Specs, Video)
Continue to run the modern classic OS from inside your pocket.
The latest generation of smartphones all come with some promise of an amazing array of applications that will completely change your life. Each one boasts variety and quality, be it the Apple App Store or the Android Marketplace – but as far as operating systems go, they're still no match for the application populous of Windows.
Back in September, we learned that Chinese company ITG was working on a smartphone that would run Windows XP. (See here for the original story.)
Here are the specs:
- CPU: AMD Super Mobile CPU
- Memory: 512M/1G
- SSD: 8G/16G/32G/64G
- HDD: 30G/60G/80G/120G
- LCD: 4.8 inches TFT Touch-screen LCD 800*480
- Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP
- Network: GSM/GPRS/EDGE/WCDMA (HSDPA/HSUPA) CDMA/CDMA2000 1X/CDMA1X EVDO, TD-SCDMA TD-HSDPA
- Wireless WiFi 802.11b/g, WiMax(optional), Bluetooth, Stand-alone GPS
- Camera Specifications: CMOS, 300k/1.3 Million
- Ports: 1 x earphone jack,1 x microphone jack,Docking Connector (include VGA output signal ), 1 x USB 2.0, SIM Slot
- Battery: Removable Lithium-ion
- Talk time: About 5 hours, Stand by time: about 5 days
- Real life: About 7 hours(Standard), about 12 hours(Large)
- Talk time: Standby time Operation time may vary depending different usage.
- Weight: 400g (include battery)
And here is a video of it in action:
ITG Windows XP Phone in Action
Source: Techtree.
Would the ability to run a full version of Windows be enough for you to abandon your current phone?
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wait not n speed only g uhh epic fail
there's always a bigger fish...
I would.
its a little phone
Does it have any kind of GPU?
I like the idea but... too big for a phone.
Why is the dude in the video just pressing enter the whole time? Is that just a powerpoint slideshow of what the thing looks like?
One word: Overkill
Things like cellphones should be made simpler and easy to use.
I'm sorry but an entire Windows XP OS on a cell phone that's the size of a brick?
Just call it a Ultra Portable Laptop with a built-in phone.
Still no clue what "Super mobile CPU" is supposed to mean. And a phone that weighs nearly half a kilogram? That's four times heavier than my Nokia brick.
Why call it a phone if you can't call people?
VGA output for monitor and projektor. Yummi
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Imagine using this little thing as your media center both in your home and your friends place.
Thats what it would need to do for me to be interested.
Too big of a phone, heck, it may not have the dialing option because it uses XP which was not made for phones.
ok if it's a touch screen why in the world is the guy using the smallest thumb pad to move around?
Why call it a phone if you can't call?
that "phone" doesn´t fit in my pants pocket
A) this thing is kind of big for a lot of people (girls primarily) b) windows xp is nothing but frustrating with a nice easy to use gui running o\/er it. c)nokia n900
ha\/ing said that, it is still interesting and does ha\/e appeal... especially the possibility of running some older windoze games, eg: diablo 1
Amazing, so far no "crysis" remark. Hey, don't "thumb down" me!
Also amazing gadget.
Its one step closer having fully functional portable PCs. Pretty soon the guts of the machine will be just a box you keep on your hip or in your pocket and use wireless peripherals with.
I will stick with my iphone. It already has a whole os in it.
Does it have any kind of GPU?
Of course it does silly, or else you wouldn't see anything on it :]
Maybe you are asking if it has a descent GPU?
I'd rather have a 7" netbook that thing is too big for your pocket anyway
"Sorry I couldn't call you back honey, but it's tuesday so there were a number of critical updates to be installed."
(Translation -- no way would I run a phone w/ XP. I prefer a laptop and a simpler always-works phone.)
I know I don't like cell phones cause of how small most of them are and especially cause of how small the buttons are.
Hell, that thing is gigantic compared to all other cell phones I've seen and the buttons at least look manageable for my really big hands.
But I really don't see the need for texting and in most cases, I don't see the need to use a phone when away from the home unless it's an emergency or unless you need something. Most phone calls can wait.
But then again, these days most people seem to be glued to their phones where ever they go including when they are driving.
BUT CAN IT RUN CRYSIS?!!!??!?!!?!?!
BUT CAN IT RUN CRYSIS?!!!??!?!!?!?!
LOL!!!!!!!!
Wonderful, cellphones are back to the size of bricks - just like 20 years ago!
Though its a pos atm, give it some time and we may see a real phone as good as this.
- To big and way way to slow
+ Win XP and Hardware spec's
I'll buy it for sure if it's price is lower than U$S400 here in Rosario, Argentina
Does anyone know something about pricing?
ok if it's a touch screen why in the world is the guy using the smallest thumb pad to move around?
Thats the thumb pad for the windows cursor. Not every function supports the touch screen.
Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay to big. Too slow.
Android does great. XP is way to big and bloated of an OS for a cell phone and pretty soon, XP won't be available for purchase.
Give it a few years, we'll have the fast phones with projectors built in - for the large screen needs.
would it be possible to run ubuntu on that?