OpenMoko Schedule Revised, For X-Mas

Posted by Michael Larabel on September 09, 2007

This past week the Phase 2 "Mass Market" schedule for the OpenMoko Neo1973 was revised. OpenMoko now expects the GTA02v3 design to be finalized by September 20 while on December 10 it will begin production in "moderate volumes". On December 20 the OpenMoko Neo1973 GTA02v3 will go on sale, and with "Santa's Sleigh Package Service", the OpenMoko Neo1973 will arrive on December 25 for those celebrating Christmas. In the new OpenMoko Neo 1973 is 802.11b/g WiFi support, Samsung 2442 SoC, SMedia 3362 Graphics Accelerator, 256MB of flash memory, and a faster S3C2442/400 processor. For those not wanting to wait until Christmas, the OpenMoko Developer Preview model is already on sale. It was also recently announced that there is a new OpenMoko interface and that it may be the base of the upcoming Google gPhone. The new OpenMoko Neo1973 schedule is available on their Wiki. David Lin has posted more information on his blog.

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