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"This large baby (184 grams - certainly not petite) is the latest PDA that Samsung has conjured up. The M8000 operates on Windows Mobile 2003, second edition (Pocket PC) and is powered by a PXA 272 which has a clock speed of 520 Mhz. The device hides a QWERTY behind which can be drawn out by sliding it forward.
Of course the highlight of this Windows PDA is that it is compliant with Wi-Bro. WiBro is a broadband wireless internet technology being developed by the Korean telecoms industry. In February 2002, the Korean Government allocated 100MHz of spectrum in the 2.3GHz band, and in late 2004 WiBro Phase 1 was standardized by the TTA(Telecommunications Technology Association) of Korea." Read more [PhoneyWorld]...
"This large baby (184 grams - certainly not petite) is the latest PDA that Samsung has conjured up. The M8000 operates on Windows Mobile 2003, second edition (Pocket PC) and is powered by a PXA 272 which has a clock speed of 520 Mhz. The device hides a QWERTY behind which can be drawn out by sliding it forward. 
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