Pepper Pad hits the market soon

Alexander Turcic · 05-20-2005, 06:02 AM

The Pepper Pad that was due for delivery in January 2005 has finally made its appearance and will hit the market on June 28, 2005. Similar to the Archos AV400 video player, the Pepper Pad features a 20GB harddrive and is supporting various multimedia file formats including MP3, JPG, PNG, GIF, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, AVI, and DivX. The inside looks similar to a Dell Axim X50v: It is powered by a Intel XScale 624 MHz CPU and features the critically acclaimed Intel 2700G multimedia accelerator (which enables smooth video playback without stressing the CPU too much). Other spec details:

8.4" 800x600 SVGA TFT LCD
256MB SDRAM, 16MB Intel StrataFlash ROM
3.6Ah battery
WiFi (802.11b WEP, WPA-Personal), Bluetooth, and dual IR
USB 1.1 Client/Host
SD/MMC card
20-bit stereo audio codec, stereo speakers and headphone jack, built-in microphone and jack, stereo line out jack
powered by Linux MontaVista CEE 3.1

Perhaps a bit overpowered if your primary plan is to use this $799.99 gadget as a dedicated e-book reader.

[via Mobilemag]

05-20-2005, 06:02 AM	#1
Alexander Turcic Fully Converged Posts: 18,171 Karma: 14021202 Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Switzerland Device: Too many to count here.	Pepper Pad hits the market soon The Pepper Pad that was due for delivery in January 2005 has finally made its appearance and will hit the market on June 28, 2005. Similar to the Archos AV400 video player, the Pepper Pad features a 20GB harddrive and is supporting various multimedia file formats including MP3, JPG, PNG, GIF, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, AVI, and DivX. The inside looks similar to a Dell Axim X50v: It is powered by a Intel XScale 624 MHz CPU and features the critically acclaimed Intel 2700G multimedia accelerator (which enables smooth video playback without stressing the CPU too much). Other spec details: 8.4" 800x600 SVGA TFT LCD 256MB SDRAM, 16MB Intel StrataFlash ROM 3.6Ah battery WiFi (802.11b WEP, WPA-Personal), Bluetooth, and dual IR USB 1.1 Client/Host SD/MMC card 20-bit stereo audio codec, stereo speakers and headphone jack, built-in microphone and jack, stereo line out jack powered by Linux MontaVista CEE 3.1 Perhaps a bit overpowered if your primary plan is to use this $799.99 gadget as a dedicated e-book reader. [via Mobilemag]

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