Samsung introduces Mondi, first WiMax Mobile Internet Device
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25 Responses
4.6.2009
Someone please make the horrible Digg popups stop. Pleasepleaseplease. I may never Digg another story.The Mondi looks cute and useful, but for deity’s what’s with this insane allegiance to Windows? Welcome to the World Wide Botnet, free with every purchase!
4.6.2009
wait till tomorrow…
4.6.2009
hehehe yeah right
4.6.2009
The Mondi isn’t the first WiMAX Mobile Internet Device. The Nokia N810 WiMAX was released a year ago today: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_N810#Nokia_N810 …The Samsung looks very similar :/
4.6.2009
No, the N810 WiMax was announced a year ago today, but was cancelled in January, if you actually read the wikipedia article you posted.
4.6.2009
It was produced and then cancelled. Otherwise it wouldn’t be available for purchase on Amazon: amazon.com/Nokia-02700T6-Portable-Inter …Nokia: nokia.us/A4954123
4.6.2009
I was gonna say, I work for Clearwire and have played around with one of the Nokia’s before. The reason its designed to work with Clearwire is that we are actually WiMax. Most other companies run some sort of 4G that’s not standardized.
4.6.2009
"Asked whether Samsung devices would run Windows applications across other operating systems, Khan said Samsung was releasing a software developer kit next month as part of its Samsung Mobile Innovator Program to foster creation of widgets that would allow Windows to run on Android or Symbian."What does that mean?
4.6.2009
first as in samsung’s first because there’s already nokia’s 810 and in wimax edition. looks the same too.windows might be better. the support for linux just isnt there
4.6.2009
"Windows might be better. The support for linux just isn’t there*", is such a tired, old and no longer true statement constantly parroted by the windows faithful. Especially true in a MID since there’s absolutely nothing you can’t do with a Linux device that you can do with Windows Mobile. Plust the added stability, smaller footprint and inherent security Linux offers. Time to come into 2009 instead of repeating the same old clichés from 5 years ago. *Quote corrected for annoying lack of upper case use.
4.6.2009
My Samsung Omnia can already do all that.. Hmm..
4.6.2009
dude. my omnia sucks balls. battery drains like crazy. The touch screen is getting unresponsive. and it gets scratched like no other. anyone else share any of these symptoms?
4.6.2009
Samsung Omnia marketing disagrees with you…
4.6.2009
as much as I despise clearwire, this could be okay if they throw in VOIP. symmetrical 256k for maybe $30/month.I know it’ll never happen.
4.6.2009
These kinds of devices really needs vendor support/documentation. As Samsung is a company who can happily do spelling (not grammar!) mistakes on their co.uk site and never, ever supported any OS rather than Windows on desktop level, I’d say be very careful.
4.6.2009
Adios cell phone companies! Adios terrestrial radio!Adios newspapers!
4.6.2009
Buried for inaccuracy – nokia.us/A4954123 Nokian N810 WiMax was released a while ago. and available for purchase: google.com/products?q=nokia+n810+wimax& …
4.6.2009
As far as I’m concerned WiMax is a cluster *****, it’ll be the ISDN of the wireless world. $500 a month for 5mpbs fixed service, who the hell is TowerStream kidding?
4.6.2009
how much do you want to pay for a dedicated 5mbps symmetric connection?
4.6.2009
< $100 a month.
4.6.2009
kd1s – maybe in the USA!
4.6.2009
It says it uses Opera, but I noticed there is an Internet Explorer button on the keypad. Seems a bit weird.
4.6.2009
I’ve never heard anything good about Clearwire so why would I buy a device that only connects to that?! That aside, why would I pay for a device that has no phone and fewer connection options than my current Windows Mobile device? I fail to see any reason at all for this thing.
4.6.2009
I think WiMax should be spelled WhyMax.