Windows Mobile OS

**triumph** · Jul 13, 2006, 10:54am

I have played around with Windows Mobile OS enabled devices, but never owned one. How complete is the experience compared to using a desktop/laptop version?

Also are there plans for a Vista mobile version?

**64-Bit Man** · Jul 14, 2006, 04:45pm

For the Windows Mobile question. I've never used it but i'd imagine it has most of the basic functions like the the Home and Pro versions.

For the Vista Mobile question. It is FAR too early for any hearings on a Vista mobile anything as we yet to recieve Windows Vista itself.

**nick89** · Jul 16, 2006, 08:42am

Have a look at this page on Windows CE
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**Word2Action** · Jul 17, 2006, 08:43pm

Very interesting. I think that this is big step towards making the PC more mobile. I remember hearing Bill Gates say that he eventually wants all PC's to be laptops and/or mobile.

**capitalist_junkie** · Jul 18, 2006, 09:21am

If only my PC was mobile . . . I really prefer PCs over laptops, but the fact that my PC is a giant monster is a bit of a disadvantage. Hence why I have one of each . . .

**lpxxfaintxx** · Jul 18, 2006, 10:01am

I was just wondering, is Windows Mobile OS more powerful than Windows Mobile 5?

**beatrix** · Jul 18, 2006, 08:08pm

The Windows Mobile OS has enabled the mobile phone to become more functional than ever. Compared to a desktop or laptop, I would still say that the phone is suited for smaller tasks.

The Windows Mobile 5 was released in 2003, so the more recent Windows Mobile Magneto should have more features.

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Jul 13, 2006, 10:54am	#1 (permalink) Windows Mobile OS
triumph Member Posts: 54 Karma:	I have played around with Windows Mobile OS enabled devices, but never owned one. How complete is the experience compared to using a desktop/laptop version? Also are there plans for a Vista mobile version?

Jul 14, 2006, 04:45pm	#2 (permalink) Re: Windows Mobile OS
64-Bit Man Advanced Member Posts: 115 Karma:	For the Windows Mobile question. I've never used it but i'd imagine it has most of the basic functions like the the Home and Pro versions. For the Vista Mobile question. It is FAR too early for any hearings on a Vista mobile anything as we yet to recieve Windows Vista itself.

Jul 17, 2006, 08:43pm	#4 (permalink) Re: Windows Mobile OS
Word2Action Junior Member Posts: 23 Karma:	Very interesting. I think that this is big step towards making the PC more mobile. I remember hearing Bill Gates say that he eventually wants all PC's to be laptops and/or mobile.

Jul 18, 2006, 09:21am	#5 (permalink) Re: Windows Mobile OS
capitalist_junkie Member Posts: 50 Karma:	If only my PC was mobile . . . I really prefer PCs over laptops, but the fact that my PC is a giant monster is a bit of a disadvantage. Hence why I have one of each . . .

Jul 18, 2006, 10:01am	#6 (permalink) Re: Windows Mobile OS
lpxxfaintxx Junior Member Posts: 6 Karma:	I was just wondering, is Windows Mobile OS more powerful than Windows Mobile 5?

Jul 18, 2006, 08:08pm	#7 (permalink) Re: Windows Mobile OS
beatrix Member Posts: 57 Karma:	The Windows Mobile OS has enabled the mobile phone to become more functional than ever. Compared to a desktop or laptop, I would still say that the phone is suited for smaller tasks. The Windows Mobile 5 was released in 2003, so the more recent Windows Mobile Magneto should have more features.