A few more images and some info has surfaced through the Korean-language Shinhojun blog.
Translation reveals some information that I’d interpret as ‘there’s no built in WLAN. The USB is used to enable a radio environment.’ Indeed, in the images, you can see a USB hub with a BT or Wifi adaptor attached.
From hazard the W-LAN is not had built-in the size of the product inconveniently
There’s an image of video performance specifications that I can’t translate. If any of our Korean readers can help out, please leave a comment.
Without Wifi, this is going to relegate the device to a different league. I can not see myself plugging in a wifi stick every time I need internet access. Lets face it, thats over 50% of the time. If its true, its dissapointing.
On the positive side though, what it does prove is that Windows XP will run on an AMD LX800 making the Linux-based Pepperpad 3, also an AMD LX800 device, an interesting challenge for hackers!
Babelfish translation of Shinhojun blog.
Vega data sheet (Carrypad product portal.)
Regards
Steve / Chippy.
August 15th, 2006 at 1:16 pm
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