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#147 12-Mar-2003 07:39

What is interesting about the Mitac PocketPC 2003 Specs is the 64MB ROM. To my knowledge, that is the largest ROM size on a PocketPC (The iPAQ 54xx series having 48Mb). I am wondering therefore what the PPC2003 requirements will be? Has Mitac loaded the unit up with lots of spare ROM space, or will the iPSQ 54xx series be (a) not upgradable or (b) will have limited PPC2003 features due to a small ROM in the same way as the 36xx series from PPC2000 to PPC2002?

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#732 22-Jul-2003 14:46
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Here's a list of the new features in PP2003

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/products/pocketpc/about/2003/default.mspx

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