2 Responses to “PocketSurfer2 coming tomorrow”

• Prepare to be disappointed … When I saw this in Barcelona I was completely underwhelmed. It’s a GPRS only device with a membrane keyboard and really seemed like something for an emerging market rather than a more developed place. The screen was average and the browser rendering …. meh. Here’s my Qik of it in action … http://qik.com/video/19764

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  Posted by Jonathan Greene on April 16th, 2008 at 1:20 pm.

• I’ve seen this on QVC a couple of times - they do a brilliant job of selling it right until they get to the point where they start explaining how the charging works, and then you realise how shit it is.

  If they made one of these with wifi in I’d buy one straight away - it would be like having a ipod touch but with a proper keyboard.

  Posted by John on April 17th, 2008 at 8:49 am.

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