O2 XDA II Mini: smaller and more expensive

BTC launches 1" HDD mobile storage drives

O2 XDA II Mini: smaller and more expensive

These days British O₂ published details of its new O2 XDA II Mini PDA.

This cards-pack sized device features Intel XScale 416 MHz CPU, 64 MB RAM and 64 MB ROM). I guess the small size was a reason not to implement Wi-Fi option into the device (you can still use a Secure Digital adapter). The PDA bundle includes a 256 MB SD card.

Specs:

• Intel PXA 272 CPU, 416 MHz
• 64 MB RAM and 64 MB ROM
• 2.8" LCD, 65,536 colors, 240x320
• Microsoft Pocket PC
• GSM/GPRS 900/1800/1900 MHz
• WAP 2.0, HTML
• Java (JavaVM)
• 1.3 Mp camera
• USB, Secure Digital interfaces
• 58x108x18.1 mm size
• 150g weight with battery
• 180 hours standby
• 4-5 hours talk time

BTC launches 1" HDD mobile storage drives

Behavior Tech Computer Corporation (BTC) has announced its brand new series of mobile storage devices. This second generation of micro hard drive based storage devices provide up to 4.0GB storage capacity in an ultra small portable package.

Based on the excellent features of the first generation A series devices the Z series products feature even smaller dimensions and a unique 90 degree rotatable USB connector, thus offering a significant improvement compared to its predecessor in terms of both portability and connectivity.

The mobile storage drives come in 3 different models with a capacity of 2.2GB (BTC-Z22) and 4.0GB (BTC-Z40). The USB2.0 interface of the Zeus series ensures an easy and fast connection and supports USB2.0´s fastest 480Mbps transfer mode. Each retail package also contains a soft carrying pouch, a 60cm extended cable and a CD with Cyberlink´s PowerBackup data backup software.

Here are the specifications:

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