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To: JDGarza who wrote (34939)10/6/1999 10:02:00 PM
From: Mang Cheng  Read Replies (1) of 45548
 
"Philips pulls the plug on Nino handheld"
By Stephanie Miles
Staff Writer, CNET News.com
October 6, 1999, 6:25 p.m. PT

Philips Electronics is discontinuing its
Nino line of Windows CE-based
handheld computers, another setback in
Microsoft's battle to usurp the Palm
Computing throne.

After selling its remaining Nino 500 and 200
handheld PCs, Philips will exit the market for the Microsoft-based
handhelds, the company said, refocusing its resources on developing voice
and data products, such as "smart" cell phones.

Nino never gained much of a following, even among devices running
Windows CE, Microsoft's scaled-down operating system. But Philips's
decision to pull the plug on the product indicates the larger turmoil among
Microsoft's Windows CE hardware partners, who have largely been
stymied in their attempts to break Palm Computing's grip the handheld
market.

yahoo.cnet.com

Mang (CE devices tend to just dried up and died)
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