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Issue 122 4 products on test |
"The Toshiba G500 is a feature-packed device with fast data connectivity, but is let down by its bulky and rather dated design."
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Issue 69/2007 4 products on test |
"The Toshiba G500 is a feature-packed device, but let down by its bulky design."
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Publication date 7/2007 Single test |
"... a good feature set, including 3G/HSDPA connectivity, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, plus dual digital cameras and fingerprint recognition. However, it's a bit bulky and the battery life could do with a boost."
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Publication date 6/2007 Single test |
Value for money: 7 out of 10 points
"... use of the now outdated Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system does it no favours. But its firm keys make it easy to use, while the fingerprint sensor could prove very useful to the security conscious."
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Publication date 6/2007 Single test |
"... Okay so its got HSDPA, Wi-Fi, a 2 megapixel camera and that fingerprint scanner, but the design and the now older software make this a phone that won't impress anyone you show it to. ..."
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Publication date 6/2007 Single test |
"... comes packed with connectivity options, making it great for keeping in touch. ... Our only niggles are that it's a little on the portly side and the audio quality during calls isn't fantastic"
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Issue 62/2007 Single test |
Value for money: 7 out of 10 points
"A welcome return to handhelds for Toshiba, with a solid business device."
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The smart phone was tested in 6 different magazines but was found lacking that special something, only managing an average score of C.
The Toshiba Portégé G500 scored highest in CNET.co.uk online magazine (6/2007) with an overall rating of "Good" (6,9 out of 10 points). The Test Labs of Pocket-lint.co.uk online magazine saw fit to give it a score of 4 out of 10 points (review in issue 6/2007).