What do YOU want to know abou the future of mobile device hardware?

What do YOU want to know abou the future of mobile device hardware?

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I'm hosting a panel this coming Friday (9/16) at PDC about "Future Directions in Mobile Device Hardware".  I have a panel of experts from both Microsoft and OEM partners including HP, Motorola and Lenovo.  We'll be covering both Tablet PC and Windows Mobile topics.

Rather than ask specific product questions, I'll be asking about hardware directions, industry challenges and the like.  For example :

"What is the biggest challenge you face in creating compelling mobile device hardware?" I"m aiming to get some discussion of usability as well as features v battery life.

""What's the most important area of technology innovation that will improve your products?" Trying to get discussion around technologues that will be important in the near to mid-term future.

"We're starting to see phone devices with 4 radios (cellular, wifi, gps, blue).  What's the next important innovation or adition to devices?"

"Do you think integrating 3D hardware into device platforms is important?"

 

So there's some of the questions I'll be asking around.  While I've got this panel of industry experts in device hardware and cellular comms together, what do you want to know about the future of mobile device hardware?


  • I want to know whether the future of hardware would allow Microsoft to bring NT-based technologies to the low end of the mobile space including a replacement for the PocketPC. This way I could have a device that wasn't always a small crippled fraction of the technologies in a desktop OS release 3 years old.
  • James Pratt is running a panel discussion at PDC05 discussing the future of Mobile Device hardware -...
  • A few things I would like to know.

    I wonder when we can expect to see:
    Dual Screen support, like current generations of cellphones.

    Hard-drives in PDA's - for music/video playback.

    Thinner, smaller PDA's + what are current limitations?

    + the end to different wifi + bluetooth stacks.


    Thanks

    Richard Jones (Anglia Business Solutions - Gold Partner UK)
  • Different Bluetooth stacks is definitely an issue that should be addressed, but more significantly, I need low-end headless devices (or with small screens) that support the communication (wifi, Bluetooth, GPRS, GPS, etc.) of high end devices without all the useless apps. Gimme the .NETCF, the OS, and the Communications mentioned above for under $100 and I'll take care of writing the apps that the device needs.
  • Different Bluetooth stacks is definitely an issue that should be addressed, but more significantly, I need low-end headless devices (or with small screens) that support the communication (wifi, Bluetooth, GPRS, GPS, etc.) of high end devices without all the useless apps. Gimme the .NETCF, the OS, and the Communications mentioned above for under $100 and I'll take care of writing the apps that the device needs.
  • Power consumption of the processor used in the Mobile device is a major factor for Mobile devices.This implies that all applications ,software that are running on the device must be optimized for power.

    All purpose One gadget with Low power consumption is the Key . I would like to have a device that acts as my cell phone , Music Player ,wallet,Car and house Key(Outdoor).
    and one gadget for all in house electronics.

    The mantra is "Cool (Low power )Integrated Devices!!

















  • Hi James.

    Have you any feedback for our questions yet.

    Richard Jones (Anglia - Gold Partner UK)
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