PocketPCthoughts reader Christian Torring has reviewed the new european Medion MDPPC 100 Pocket PC.
“This Pocket PC is interesting because it came on the market without any warning, and without any information available on the Internet.
Medion makes/sells computers and electronic hardware in Europe, and has a reputation of sticking their name on things they don’t produce themselves.
I had a hunch that this Pocket PC was identical to the Mitac Mio 338, and maybe also the Viewsonic v35 and Packard Bell PocketGear 2030. All these Pocket PCs look pretty much the same, and have roughly the same specifications, so I jumped at the opportunity to purchase this device at a very reduced price.
I am now nearly 100% certain that the Medion is identical to the Mitac Mio 338, and I think that Mitac has developed it, but I cannot prove this. If you compare the pictures of the Medion with the Mitac, you will see the striking resemblance, and some of the Medion’s bundled software has pictures of another Mitac PPC (the 558). After resetting, the PPC shows a Medion logo…..”
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