King Jim shows 2nd-gen Pomera DM20 note-taking device

Nov 25th 2009
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The Pomera DM20 from King Jim is meant to help users take notes without the need for notepad or notebook PC. It sports a folding full QWERTY Japanese keyboard with a 17mm key pitch and can fully power up in just two seconds. Compared to the original DM10, the DM20 ups the screen size to 5 inches from 4, internal space is now 89MB compared to 128KB and there is a new USB port as well as a microSD card reader. Users can also send e-mails and attachments when tethered to a data-enabled smartphone….

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