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Mysterious HTC CLIO200 Data Device Appears on FCC [Gadgets]

November 29th, 2007 | Uncategorized

The closest HTC device we could
match this to is the Shift, a UMPC device
that runs both Vista and Windows mobile–but the connection’s
tenuous at best. What we do know is that the butt-side of this
thing has air vents and a battery pack, which makes us think that
this is a data-device instead of Sprint Mogul or Verizon
XV6800 WM6
phone. Whatever it is, it looks like it has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0,
CDMA, and EV-DO, with enough going on inside to need air vents.
Another thing that needs air vents? Our armpits, because we
still haven’t showered today. [FCC]

Original post by Jason Chen



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