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	<title>Comments on: Windows Mobile &#8211; Broken Beyond Repair</title>
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		<title>By: Noddy</title>
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		<description>Hellz yeah! I agree 100%. The PocketPC/WindowsMobile  OS was pooped out my Microsoft so long ago that it is stale and petrified. Not only is the OS ancient by today&#039;s standards, but the hardware requirements are as well. 128 MEGABYTES of storage is all you get out of the box. Hey, 128mb was awesome back in 2002, but, you can&#039;t even buy a 128 mb storage device these days because that low of capacity is no longer acceptable.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hellz yeah! I agree 100%. The PocketPC/WindowsMobile  OS was pooped out my Microsoft so long ago that it is stale and petrified. Not only is the OS ancient by today&#8217;s standards, but the hardware requirements are as well. 128 MEGABYTES of storage is all you get out of the box. Hey, 128mb was awesome back in 2002, but, you can&#8217;t even buy a 128 mb storage device these days because that low of capacity is no longer acceptable.</p>
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