Tapwave Mobile Gaming New Details

Jul 29 2003, 10:46pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

If you see a product photo of the tapwave, please email it to us. Besides the Sony PSP, also Tapwave made some waves today.

Tapwave announced that its first devices, formerly code-named Helix, will be called Zodiac and will sell for $299 and $399. The $299 Zodiac will come with 32MB of memory; the $399 Zodiac will come with 128MB.
No product photo available as of yet, but the launch of the tapwave mobile game systems should be in september states this article on News.com. The article goes further to say: The devices will support handheld versions of games such as "Neverwinter Nights," "Doom II" and "Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4."

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