Just as handhelds are adding wireless capabilities and features, companies are making attempts to design rather compact products, which let its users use all that functionality. Sony’s response to the design and features dilemma is its next-generation CLIE, the PEG-UX50 Personal Entertainment Communicator, which sports in lightweight design & dual Wireless addition in a compact.
The UX50, powered by Palm OS 5, is portable, user-friendly and robust! Built-in with both 802.11b WiFi & Bluetooth, the UX50 claims to offer you two ways of wireless communication for utmost flexibility. In addition, the UX50 also allows you to check e-mail, access the Internet or HotSync with a computer on the network wirelessly; you just have to get connected to a wireless LAN network using 802.11b WiFi. By connecting the UX50 with other Bluetooth-based devices, you are allowed to transfer data between CLIE handhelds, HotSync with a PC, or get connected to the Internet via mobile phone.
The UX50 also comes with integrated digital camera with 3x digital zoom that touts to offer 310K effectual pixel resolution. The integrated 310, 000 pixel digital camera backs up to VGA (640×480) resolution, and is perfect if you want to take quick snapshots and transmit over one of the wireless connections. Apart from, the UX50 also allows you to record and play back video (MPEG4, 30 fps, 160×112)!
The new wide-screen design sports in a high-resolution 480×320 display, which allows more web pages to be readable, increasing your Internet experience. The screen lifts to expose the keyboard, or spins to conceal the keyboard and make use of as a touch screen. In addition, there is more room for the incorporated keyboard, providing for more space between each key. The UX50 also comes with a Dedicated Internal Media Memory (29 MB) for keeping multimedia content in stored. The Automatic Data Back-up feature assists to defend your info by shifting data in RAM memory to non-volatile memory while a low battery state is found.
