cNet Asia is reporting on a new HTC PDA (HTC is the OEM manufacturer of famous PDAs sold under different names, such as XDA, MDA or Qtek. See XDA Developers for more info)
The smal form-factor of the current XDA Mini fails to achieve the same level of mobile connectivity as its big counterparts like the XDA IIi (which I currently have) or the XDA IIs (with a nifty qwerty sliding keyboard) due to the lack of WiFi network adapter.
This is where the new XDA Atom comes in: even smaller than the mini (The Atom measures 102 x 58 x 18.5 mm compared with the mini’s 108 x 58 x 18.1 mm) this baby has integrated WiFi, 262k-clolor QVGA screen (a lot better than most current PDA’s) and the coveted Windows Mobile 5.0 OS.
It also has O2 MediaPlus (I hope it’s easy to remove).
