Archive for the 'Handhelds' category
Reviewed: Eten Glofiish X600
January 21, 2008 5:42 am
We’ve seen several Pocket PCs from Taiwanese manufacturer E-TEN over the past couple of years, and all of them have been crammed with features. The Glofiish X600 continues this trend, promising to be the only device you’ll need when out of the office.
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Original post by Phillip Barker
Reviewed: Binatone Carrera sat-nav
December 11, 2007 4:33 am Binatone is a company traditionally known for its home phone products. After making a move into the satellite navigation market, the Carrera X430 (£130 inc. VAT) is its first product.
It’s an entry-level device, providing all you need without any extras….
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Original post by Phillip Barker
Reviewed: HTC TyTN II
December 5, 2007 4:55 am Out of all the smartphones and PDAs I’ve seen in the past two years, HTC’s TyTN was one of the most impressive to appear in the WL office, featuring great usability in a compact format. The TyTN II (£460 inc. VAT) looks similar, but offers Windows Mobile 6.0,…
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Original post by Phillip Barker
Reviewed: Apple iPhone
December 4, 2007 3:39 am Even if you’re not particularly interested in technology, the chances are you’ve already heard of Apple’s much-hyped iPhone – the company’s first attempt at a mobile phone.
In the hand, it’s surprising just how sleek the aluminium and glass iPhone is…
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Original post by Phillip Barker
Reviewed: Toshiba Portégé G900
September 11, 2007 7:45 am
Toshiba’s Portégé G900 (£380 inc. VAT) marks a return to the handheld market for the electronics giant, and stands out from rivals by virtue of its excellent 3-inch touchscreen display.
It’s the first Pocket PC we’ve seen of this size to feature an 800 x…
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HP’s new handhelds
September 10, 2007 6:44 am
Alongside its new multimedia laptop, HP has announced that it will be shipping five new handhelds throughout October, four of which are aimed predominantly at the business user, while the fifth is a slim and light GPS unit for in-car use.
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Reviewed: T-mobile Ameo
August 28, 2007 2:51 am
Following the launch of the UMPC (Ultra Mobile PC) last year, we
??ve seen a variety of portable products that attempt to offer better usability at low prices. T-Mobile
??s Ameo sits between the UMPC and Pocket PC, combining 3G connectivity, a 5-inch touchscreen…
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Reviewed: Magellan Maestro 4010
August 2, 2007 7:43 am
Better known for its outdoor satellite navigation products, Magellan’s Maestro 4010 (
199 inc. VAT) is the first in-car GPS device we
??ve seen from the manufacturer.
It’s a conservative looking device, finished in black and silver, the front of it…
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Reviewed: HP 510 Voice Messenger
August 1, 2007 6:31 am We’re used to seeing handhelds and other mobile devices from HP, but the iPAQ 510 Voice Messenger is the first smartphone we’ve seen from the manufacturer.
On first appearance, it looks like a regular mobile phone from a year or two ago. The casing is…
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Reviewed: Samsung SGH-i600
July 27, 2007 1:39 am Samsung has been making a name for itself as the maker of super-thin smartphones, and its corporate-led range is no exception. The SGH-i600 (
285 inc. VAT) measures just 12mm in depth, yet is crammed with features.
At 2.3-inches, the display is similar…
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