Wi-Fi Networking News are right, the new Sony CLIE PEG-UX50 has wireless a-plenty, runs Palm OS, but has odd form factor…

The PEG-UX50 is a “landscape clamshell”, with a 480 × 320 pixel screen that runs width-wise rather than vertically, as on nearly every other Palm OS handheld to date. It does, however, use the same “Twist and Rotate” flip design as Sony’s previous portrait-oriented handhelds. That leaves room for a new, larger keyboard as well. The entire devices measures 103 × 87 × 18 mm when closed, and weighs in at 175 grams.

...and I share the commenters opinion – the Ericsson P800 is next to perfect for the infowarriors we are – even if the software is not yet optimum and the cam is sort of a freaky Lobocam (geil) it’s still the best device you can get…

Sony PEG-UX50 features and functions:

Dimensions : 103X87X18mm.

Weight : 175g.

Support Bluetooth connectivity.

Support WLAN 802.11b (Wi-Fi) connectivity.

ARM926-based CXD2230GA processor with on-board DSP and 8 MB of RAM on-chip.

Palm 5.2 Operation System.

32MB RAM.

22MB ROM.

Rotated 320X480 pixels 65536 colours touch-screen TFT LCD display screen.

Integrated rotation 300K pixels CMOS digital camera.

Movie, Video and MP3 player.

Memory Stick card expansion slot.

USB and Infrared port.

Applications : Palm OS Applications, CLIE Palm Desktop, CLIE 3D Launcher, CLIE Files, CLIE Mail, CLIE Camera, CLIE Album, CLIE Viewer, SonicStage, Voice Recorder, Movie Recorder, Audio Player, Macromedia Flash Player 5, QuickTime 5, PictureGear Studio, TVscape, Image Convertor, Sound Convertor, PhotoStand, Photo Editor, Internet Browser, To-Do list, Organizer, World Alarm Clock, English-Chinese Dictionary and NetFront 3.0.Up to 236 hours of standby time.