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O2 XDA2
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Features of the O2 XDA2 include:
- 400 MHz Intel PXA255 XScale processor
- 65k colour screen
- VGA resolution built-in camera
- Video playback
- Java games
- Polyphonic ringtones
- Triband
- GPRS
- Size: 130 x 70 x 19 mm
- Weight: 190g
- Talktime: 3.5 hours
- Battery standby: 150 hours
O2 XDA2 Consumer Reviews
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Reviewed by geoffrey gashu on 07/02/2007
ok so nice for every one but i have a problem ,ok ma outer case is kinda worn out and in kenyan market to find a place to re-do it its so hard but for the rest its so fabulious otherwise thumbs up
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Reviewed by ehsan khosh bayan on 30/11/2006
i have xda2 i am iranian and i very happy for xda2 my xda2 is very modern and pretty mobail
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Reviewed by neel on 28-06-2005
fone is amazing great quality camera probably best on the market at the moment for smartphones. amazing transcriber pen thing.... grreat!
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Reviewed by Robert McGregor on 07-12-2004
First of all, this is a PDA with very good phone capabilities and excellent communication links: it is not a phone with PDA capabilities such as many of the smartphones now available. In other words, it has the disadvantages of the size and weight of PDAs versus a smartphone but has the advantages of greater communication options and better text input and screen size. Internally, there are no surprises in this very common form factor and all users of Pocket PCs will recognise the familar software and functionality. It all works extremely well and is greatly assisted by an excellent and very bright screen which even allows you to read eBooks with ease. The XDAIIs change in external appearance from silver to graphite grey/black is an excellent marketing ploy - creating a sleek and expensive differential that will attract new buyers: it does look good and it feels great (though slightly heavy for people used to smartphones). The "Album" programme provides you with dream capabilities to display a photo wallet - and when combined with a standard SD card, you have amazing memory capacity to have 1000s of family photographs with you at all times. The "Album" software also lets you zoom into photos with quite outstanding resolution on screen. When you see people paying this kind of money just to have a media player with a slightly larger screen, it makes much more sense to get something like the XDA IIs for both JPG and MP3 files. I was a little let down to find that polyphonic ringtones are OK but that MP3s cannot be used. But that is a minor issue - this is a quality device. So why did I award a 4* and not a 5* rating. First of all, I should explain that I simply wanted to signal that it is great but not quite perfect - if I could have entered 4.75 that would have been more correct. I didn't give it full marks because the slide down keyboard, despite being good, is way behind the quality of a Blackberry keyboard and also has some misleading colour coding between the shift and function keys and their alphanumeric counterparts. You do get used to it after some use - but it is annoying. Also, as the design doesn't allow physical key movements like a Blackberry, the pad is a bubble pad which is not so easily put to use in thumb typing. Nevertheless, the slide down design itself is excellent and the backlighting of the keyboard is wonderful. If it is a PDA with phone capabilities that you want, you won't find a better device at this time.
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