New Sony Wi-Fi PDAs Clie TH55 and Clie TJ37

Feb 3 2004, 11:37pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sony launches two new Clie PDAs with Wi-Fi built-in in Japan.

The Clie Peg-TH55 features the Sony Handheld CPU and measures 32MB of RAM. The display has 320 x 480 pixel. Teh TH55 has a built-in Camera which takes 640 x 480 pixel photos.
List Price is 38,900 yen.

The cheaper Clie PEG-TJ37 has a smaller screen and uses the Motorola ARM i.MXL CPU. Price is 29,800 yen.

When those new Sony PDAs come to the rest of the world is unclear.

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