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O2 XDA Mini S
alaTest.com Professional Review.
Review summary of HTC Wizard (Prodigy) / Qtek 9100 / i-mate K-JAM / Dopod 838 / O2 XDA Mini S / T-Mobile MDA Vario / Orange SPV M3000 / Cingular 8100/
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alaTest has collected and analyzed 1836 reviews of HTC Wizard (Prodigy) / Qtek 9100 / i-mate K-JAM / Dopod 838 / O2 XDA Mini S / T-Mobile MDA Vario / Orange SPV M3000 / Cingular 8100/8125 / Vodafone VP from international magazines and websites.
Review Verdict: Experts rate this product 77/100 and users 76/100. Comparing these reviews to 404266 other Cell Phones reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 83/100 = Very Good.
alaTest has collected and analyzed 1836 reviews of HTC Wizard (Prodigy) / Qtek 9100 / i-mate K-JAM / Dopod 838 / O2 XDA Mini S / T-Mobile MDA Vario / Orange SPV M3000 / Cingular 8100/8125 / Vodafone VP from international magazines and websites.
Review Verdict: Experts rate this product 77/100 and users 76/100. Comparing these reviews to 404266 other Cell Phones reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 83/100 = Very Good.
QuickTake:
Pros: The Cingular 8100 series features a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, Windows Mobile 5, and four forms of wireless (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, EDGE, and infrared). The quad-band world phone also offers a speakerphone and extralong talk-time battery life.
Cons: Unfortunately, the Cingular 8100 series is clunky and heavy, and it suffers from subpar call quality.
pcworld.com Professional Review.
Cingular 8125 Smart Phone
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Cingular's 8125 has the right idea when it comes to hardware and software specs. But this hybrid PDA/cell phone's design and usability disappoint.
Review Verdict: Still, $349 (as of April 7, 2006, with a two-year contract) is a high price to pay for an e-mail device that suffers from usability flaws and delivers mixed call quality
Cingular's 8125 has the right idea when it comes to hardware and software specs. But this hybrid PDA/cell phone's design and usability disappoint.
Review Verdict: Still, $349 (as of April 7, 2006, with a two-year contract) is a high price to pay for an e-mail device that suffers from usability flaws and delivers mixed call quality
QuickTake:
Pros: Built-in Wi-Fi for fast Web access Excellent battery life
Cons: Bulky device is awkward to hold Launching apps can be slow
mobiletechreview.com Professional Review.
i-mate K-JAM - Pocket PC Phone Reviews by Mobile Tech Review
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The i-mate JAM was a success from the get-go, it combined a small form factor Pocket PC with a phone feature set. i-mate have now added a 'K'eyboard to the JAM to make the "K-JAM" and what a jolly good move it was, but did the K-JAM really commit fratrici
Review Verdict: . But is it an equal balance up to the JASJAR and down to the SP5? I don't think so. Compared to the JASJAR the K-JAM gives way on screen resolution; the JASJAR has a VGA 640 x 480 screen, the K-JAM a 320 x 240 QVGA but don't think for one minute that mak
The i-mate JAM was a success from the get-go, it combined a small form factor Pocket PC with a phone feature set. i-mate have now added a 'K'eyboard to the JAM to make the "K-JAM" and what a jolly good move it was, but did the K-JAM really commit fratrici
Review Verdict: . But is it an equal balance up to the JASJAR and down to the SP5? I don't think so. Compared to the JASJAR the K-JAM gives way on screen resolution; the JASJAR has a VGA 640 x 480 screen, the K-JAM a 320 x 240 QVGA but don't think for one minute that mak
pocketnow.com Professional Review.
i-mate K-JAM Pocket PC Phone
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Hot on the heels of the release of the i-mate JasJar, comes the latest Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC phone. The i-mate K-JAM is basically a re-branded version of HTC's Wizard Pocket PC Phone. You'll see the same type of device under other names like T-Mobi
Review Verdict: This is my new primary device and I am very impressed. I didn't think I would ever care for a hardware thumb keyboard, but I'm beginning to get used to it. I'm still fine with Fitaly and Calligrapher though. Is the added thickness worth...
Hot on the heels of the release of the i-mate JasJar, comes the latest Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC phone. The i-mate K-JAM is basically a re-branded version of HTC's Wizard Pocket PC Phone. You'll see the same type of device under other names like T-Mobi
Review Verdict: This is my new primary device and I am very impressed. I didn't think I would ever care for a hardware thumb keyboard, but I'm beginning to get used to it. I'm still fine with Fitaly and Calligrapher though. Is the added thickness worth...
QuickTake:
Pros: EDGE high-speed internet, 802.11b/g/e/i high-speed networking, Bluetooth 2.0 (coming soon), Small form-factor, Great battery life, Slide out keyboard, Quadband 850/900/1800/1900mhz GSM, Voice Command over a Bluetooth headset
Cons: Early models have plenty of bugs in 3rd party software, Mini SD cards don't have more than 1Gb of storage, Camera quality, Thicker than i-mate JAM, Expensive
zdnet.com Professional Review.
T-Mobile MDA
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Armed with built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, EDGE support, and Windows Mobile 5, the nondescript T-Mobile MDA--a rebranded version of the HTC Wizard--makes for an enticing addition to T-Mobile's staid lineup of long-in-the-tooth hand
Review Verdict: Hobbled by a poorly designed QWERTY keypad and sometimes sluggish performance, the Wi-Fi and EDGE-enabled T-Mobile MDA makes for an enticing but ultimately mediocre addition to T-Mobile's smart-phone lineup.
Armed with built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, EDGE support, and Windows Mobile 5, the nondescript T-Mobile MDA--a rebranded version of the HTC Wizard--makes for an enticing addition to T-Mobile's staid lineup of long-in-the-tooth hand
Review Verdict: Hobbled by a poorly designed QWERTY keypad and sometimes sluggish performance, the Wi-Fi and EDGE-enabled T-Mobile MDA makes for an enticing but ultimately mediocre addition to T-Mobile's smart-phone lineup.
QuickTake:
Pros: The T-Mobile MDA is fully stocked with a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and EDGE support. It also has a 1.3-megapixel camera, Windows Mobile 5, and a Mini SD expansion slot.
Cons: Unfortunately, the T-Mobile MDA's keypad suffers from poor backlighting and lacks dedicated numeric keys. The MDA's camera also produces so-so images, and the phone doesn't ship with a Mini SD card.
pcmag.com Professional Review.
T-Mobile MDA
Comments:
Service Provider: T-Mobile, Camera: Yes, Operating System: Windows Mobile Pocket PC
Review Verdict: Check out this PDA-phone if the Sidekick seems too childish, but we're cool to its lackluster phone performance.
Service Provider: T-Mobile, Camera: Yes, Operating System: Windows Mobile Pocket PC
Review Verdict: Check out this PDA-phone if the Sidekick seems too childish, but we're cool to its lackluster phone performance.
QuickTake:
Pros: Wi-Fi. Excellent keyboard.
Cons: Poor phone performance.
digitaltrends.com Professional Review.
T-Mobile MDA
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The new T-Mobile MDA is a messaging powerhouse, with a full keyboard that slides away plus GSM, GPRS, EDGE, and the extra speed you need to take advantage of the T-Mobile Total Internet network.
The new T-Mobile MDA is a messaging powerhouse, with a full keyboard that slides away plus GSM, GPRS, EDGE, and the extra speed you need to take advantage of the T-Mobile Total Internet network.
pcworld.com Professional Review.
T-Mobile MDA
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T-Mobile's MDA--which stands for Mobile Digital Assistant--delivers a lot of punch at a pretty reasonable price. The $400 unit (as of April 7, 2006, with a two-year contract) is a highly functional Windows Mobile device with a big screen and a slide-out Q
Review Verdict: The MDA fills a void in T-Mobile's phone line-up, if you're looking for a device that can do more than a Sidekick or a standard cell phone. But its quirks prevent us from heartily recommending it
T-Mobile's MDA--which stands for Mobile Digital Assistant--delivers a lot of punch at a pretty reasonable price. The $400 unit (as of April 7, 2006, with a two-year contract) is a highly functional Windows Mobile device with a big screen and a slide-out Q
Review Verdict: The MDA fills a void in T-Mobile's phone line-up, if you're looking for a device that can do more than a Sidekick or a standard cell phone. But its quirks prevent us from heartily recommending it
QuickTake:
Pros: Built-in Wi-Fi for easy Web access Roomy, slide-out QWERTY keyboard
Cons: Difficult to use with only one hand
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