AT&T Pocket PC – Unleashing The Power Within A Small Frame

The AT&T Pocket PC symbolizes a significant merge between AT&T Wireless communication and PC. As computer software makes its way into wireless devices, communication will not only become fast and accurate but also hugely diversified. Audiovox Communications Corporation and AT&T Wireless have come up with an integrated wireless PDA personal phone in June 2004.

The Audiovox PPC 4100 Pocket PC has been priced at around $350. An initial rebate of around $50 on this pocket PC is also being provided. With an enviable array of functional capabilities in your pocket and competitive pricing, the pocket PC has surely become affordable. The pocket PC has also become a finalist for the “Best of TechEd 2004 awards” organized by the Windows and .NET, and the SQL server magazines.

The pocket PC works on the triple bands of 850/1800/1900 MHz. The GSM/GPRS Pocket PC ensures enhanced coverage with international roaming facilities. The jewel on this crown is the windows Mobile 2003 software, running on the Intel XScale Technology. The pocket PC combines the features of efficient computing with integrated wireless voice and data. Respectable memory storage and an easy access to data are ensured by a 64 MB RAM and a 64 MB ROM in your personal pockets.

The pocket PC also provides enhanced messaging and email services such as corporate email and POP3 email. AT&T Wireless Office Online solution provides other facilities like calendars, contacts and receiving alerts.

The Pocket PC offers some enhanced features to the handset. These include faster application startup, improved multimedia features through the Windows Media Player 9 series, phone volume control, SMS sender identification and so on.

The pocket PC will definitely prove to be a boon for the corporate and the business worlds. It will ensure unhampered productivity from all professionals even while they are on the move. Investing with this Pocket PC is definitely a wise bargain.

Also see; AT&T mobile phone accessories.

Author Notes:

Nathan Menzies contributes and publishes news editorial to http://www.cell-phones-n-plans.com. A cell phone industry resource that features service plan comparisons, cellular phone reviews and articles.