Windows XP-powered ITG xpPhone now available for pre-order

By on Sep 17, 2009 at 4:30 PM
General September 17, 2009

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If you’re a glutton for the punishment that Windows XP on a mobile phone likely is, then ITG has exactly what you need. The “world’s first mobile phone that runs Windows XP” is now available for pre-order from ITG’s English website. Looking rather big and boxy (is this a new trend?), the xpPhone packs some impressive specs inside its brushed aluminum frame:

  • AMD Mobile CPU
  • 4.8-inch, 800×480 pixel touchscreen display
  • QWERTY keyboard
  • 512Mb/1GB memory
  • Dual hard drives: SSD (8/16/32/64GB) and HDD (30/60/80/120GB)
  • Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g
  • Bluetooth
  • GPS
  • WiMAX (optional)
  • GSM/GPRS/EDGE/WCDMA (HSDPA/HSUPA), CDMA/CDMA2000, CMDA 1X/EV-DO, TD-SCDMA, TD-HSDPA
  • 7 hours of continuous use with standard battery, 12 hours with extended battery
  • Windows XP OS

The substantially-sized slider supports nearly all major 3G networks and can be configured from the ordering page to be compatible with AT&T, Vodafone or Orange. No word on pricing details or launch date for the time being, but is anyone out there thinking about taking the plunge?

[Via Pocketables]

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  • attguy

    That thing is going to get so hot durring usage!

    Posted from BGR Mobile (iPhone).

  • http://extremerecyclinginc.com Phone Freak

    I’d love to own one and probably will but I agree it will probably run hot and the battery life wont last.

  • mrp

    I’m very interested. I’ve had several blackberry devices and they are great for real time emails. But the browser options (even using opera) aren’t good enough. I had an Iphone for a week before I took it back because the push email technology didn’t work and the browser still did not render the finacial web sites I use correctly(java is a killer). I have a netbook and a blackberry bold now, but this would be much eaiser to carry around than a netbook.

    I don’t think it will replace the convience or even come close to the battery life of blackberry but it is perhaps the only cadidate i’ve seen that I would consider straping to my belt in addition to my blackberry.

  • Brian

    I wonder if a Halo-port would work on that thing…Man, that is something…

    [playing in the airport]
    “Hold’em off!”
    “Run away Run away”

  • Otto

    You don’t need a port. This thing is running win xp. One question remains, though… Is the display adapter and cpu powerful enough?

  • r011

    Looks like a fire hazard…

  • tke789

    This shouldn’t be classified as a phone but as the worlds smallest netbook…as a phone this would suck but as a net book this would be really cool.

  • Meme405

    @tke789

    What are you talking about? This would literally instantly become the most powerful phone on the market. The damn this has 100+Gb of memory…

    Not to mention it runs a real computer OS…

  • bobbyXcore

    Preordered mine last night. Man I can’t wait to rub this in to all of my friends that think there iphone is hot shit. This think will have millions of apps available for it because it has a real computer OS. The day this think is released marks the day that the iphone is obsolete. this is truely the most advanced phone ever made. I have a joke though. They say it is a phone, computer and gps device all in one but they forgot one. Weapon. hahaha this thing is huge

  • Windzar

    It still needs Wi-Fi “N” its going to become the new Wi-Fi standard anyways “G” or “B”.

  • JMarran

    I think the same thing about my older, but still AWESOME Samsung SCH-i760. I use it as a netbook on a daily basis…because other than size, the Windows Mobile device that it is does EXACTLY the same thing that my VAIO netbook does.

  • jashk

    “100+Gb of memory”? Nice… … …

    memory alone will not mean jack my friend. and if you’re really referring to hard drive space = power, time to edumacate yourself about computers in general…

  • al

    how many of us can say say they have 4.8 inches in their pants ! lol

  • yves

    What about 3G antenna communication?

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