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In several posts it has been mentioned that the 770 is not a PDA and has weak hardware. The most recent PocketPC's have only 64 MB RAM and 128 ROM and several of them runs on Texas Instruments OMAP processor in the 200 MHz range (HTC Wizard). They can do all sorts of stuff. Why would the 770 be inferior to them?

I can agree that the 770 lacks a lot of software to be true PDA out of the box, but isn't the whole Linux thing is about a community providing new software for it? The only slow down of the 770 would be its high resolution that drains some cpu (there is no graphics engine in it?). Whats the Linux requirements on a pc? Pentium 166 MHz? 64 MB RAM? This device should after proper tuning be able to be a small PC.

//Johan