We’ve already talked about the xpPhone in the past. You know that’s an OQO-like computer with cellular connectivity and all other goodies you would expect from a modern smartphone. At that point, xpPhone was running Windows XP (as its name suggests) and now they’ve announced a model with Windows 7 that is also capable of running Windows 8 (once it’s out).
Aside from boasting a desktop OS, this “post-smartphone” device also packs a 1.6GHz processor (I guess it’s Intel Atom), 2GB of RAM, 4.3-inch screen, side-sliding QWERTY keyboard, 112GB hard/flash drive, GPS, 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity, and a battery that can handle up to 18.5 hours of talk time.
Yep I would like to try it out even though I’m not sure the desktop OS is best suited for mobile devices. Simply put, having all this hardware crammed into such a small package makes the xpPhone2 too heavy for comfortable use…
Anyway, you can get more information about xpPhone2 from here.