http://crave.cnet.co.uk/mobiles/itg-...dset-50005857/
I have to say I would prefer a phone running Windows 8, to a phone running Windows Phone 8.
PC / Tablet / Phone, same ecosystem, same app development process. Sounds like a winner to me. Multi colour tiles too.
I imagine Windows 8 on ARM, without the legacy desktop will consume considerably less resources, so they may be able to provide a lower spec.
Originally Posted by CNET Crave:
“Chinese company ITG has announced the xpPhone, the world's first phone running Windows 8 PC software, reports Pocketnow. And if it ever sees the light of day, it'll make the iPhone look like a Fisher-Price toy. ”
“Chinese company ITG has announced the xpPhone, the world's first phone running Windows 8 PC software, reports Pocketnow. And if it ever sees the light of day, it'll make the iPhone look like a Fisher-Price toy. ”
I have to say I would prefer a phone running Windows 8, to a phone running Windows Phone 8.
Originally Posted by CNET Crave:
“The specs are completely insane as well. Try a 1.6GHz processor and 2GB of RAM. That not enough for you? A 2GHz model will also be available. Storage-wise, it'll have 112GB (we're not making this up -- check the product page if you don't believe us). And a 4.3-inch screen tops things off, though presumably it'll double as some kind of teleportation device, in keeping with the rest of the specs. ”
“The specs are completely insane as well. Try a 1.6GHz processor and 2GB of RAM. That not enough for you? A 2GHz model will also be available. Storage-wise, it'll have 112GB (we're not making this up -- check the product page if you don't believe us). And a 4.3-inch screen tops things off, though presumably it'll double as some kind of teleportation device, in keeping with the rest of the specs. ”
PC / Tablet / Phone, same ecosystem, same app development process. Sounds like a winner to me. Multi colour tiles too.
I imagine Windows 8 on ARM, without the legacy desktop will consume considerably less resources, so they may be able to provide a lower spec.