Wireless Wonder CM-X270L: The PDAplus Smaller Than A Credit Card

An Israeli company called Compulab built a computer that fits a complete PDA into a device just two-thirds the size of a credit card. At only 4.4 x 6.6 cm, the CM-X270L makes even a 6.0 x 4.4 cm MiniPCI wireless card look big.

The CM-X270L almost breaks the law of physics by fitting an Intel XScale chip that runs Windows CE or Linux, half a gig of flash memory, 128MB of RAM, ACÂ’97 sound and a Philips 802.11b wireless interface inside its body. That’s not all, it even found enough room to cram other features not found on PDAs, such as a PCI bus, four USB host ports, and wired networking.

The wireless wonder costs about $47 which is really cheap. But the company only accept minimum bulk order of 10,000 units so stick to your humongous PDAs for now. They’re harder to lose.

Via The Inquirer

An Israeli company called Compulab built a computer that fits a complete PDA into a device just two-thirds the size of a credit card. At only 4.4 x 6.6 cm, the CM-X270L makes even a 6.0 x 4.4 cm MiniPCI wireless card look big.

The CM-X270L almost breaks the law of physics by fitting an Intel XScale chip that runs Windows CE or Linux, half a gig of flash memory, 128MB of RAM, ACÂ’97 sound and a Philips 802.11b wireless interface inside its body. That’s not all, it even found enough room to cram other features not found on PDAs, such as a PCI bus, four USB host ports, and wired networking.

The wireless wonder costs about $47 which is really cheap. But the company only accept minimum bulk order of 10,000 units so stick to your humongous PDAs for now. They’re harder to lose.

Via The Inquirer