[Ed note: Our newest contributor, Larry Liaw has submitted a spoof of the cup and saucer set Mobians were presented by Spb Software House. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!]

A well known Pocket PC software developer – Spb Software House – is about to release their first hardware product. In order to align with the newest version of Windows Mobile – “Crossbow”, the SPB product’s code name will be “CrossTalk”!

I was able to obtain an engineering sample at the recent Mobius Event in Phuket, here’s the close-up:

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The whole set of “CrossTalk” can be easily separated into two parts – The main part is called the “CUP” (Central Unit of Processing). “CrossTalk” may work with tons of Windows Mobile devices; you can easily find those supported models printed on its exterior…

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It can be operated in both HOT and COLD status depends on the kind of LIQUID applied to its “Liquid Cooling System”. Here’s the way I “start” my “CrossTalk”, I want it “COOL”~!

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The other part is the “Hard Disk” -

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We all know that the “Hard Disk” is used for loading “something” we need. Here I was loading the “Hard Disk”…

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Sometimes a “warm-up” process is necessary to make the “Hard Disk” functional. You may use a pot, stove, pan or microwave oven to speed up the warming up process; the time for warming up depends on what you have loaded.

Like usual, the content of “Hard Disk” can either be “edit” or “deleted”. See the photo for deleting the content…

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You may empty the whole content from the “Hard Disk” as well…

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“CrossTalk” works well with any kind of mobile devices, notebook computers & desktop PCs without any compromises.

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Here we see the product’s country of origin

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Uh ha~!… Made in Thailand!

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I love this this one in black… its Cool~!

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Conclusion: We need to rally together and ask Spb Software House to release their latest hardware as soon as possible. Hopefully this wonderful Windows Mobile companion will soon be available to all.

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