On test: E-TEN Glofiish M800
While E-TEN's PDAs don't have the benefit of operator subsidies, they remain popular. This has to be because E-TEN packs in the features and usually comes up with nice designs to boot.
In the case of the M800, the company does it again as far as the features are concerned, but it has made one rather basic mistake on the hardware design front.
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"E-TEN glofiish M800"
Issue: 73/2008
"O2 XDA Orbit"
Published on: 3/2008
On test: O2 XDA Orbit 2
O2 launched its original Xda in 2002. At the time it was one of the few Windows Mobile devices with an integrated mobile phone. Times have changed and now it is unusual to see a Windows Mobile device without SIM support. In the intervening period O2 has successfully maintained and developed its Xda series, and the Xda Orbit 2 updates the original Xda Orbit. Its key features include a GPS receiver and navigation software.
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"E-TEN Glofiish M800"
Published on: 3/2008
On test: E-TEN Glofiish M800
E-TEN, which has recently been acquired by Acer, launches a steady stream of handhelds under its Glofiish label. Recent models we have examined include the X800 and the M700. The Glofiish M800 is an update of the M700, and comes complete with slide-out keyboard. It's jam-packed with features, but we do have one serious problem with the hardware design.
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"O2 XDA Orbit 2"
Published on: 3/2008
On test: O2 XDA Orbit 2
The O2 Xda Orbit 2 is a rebranded version of the HTC Cruise, an all-in-one smart phone running Windows Mobile 6 Professional. It's also the successor to the original Orbit, which was the first Xda device to have built-in GPS.
A year on, we don't find built-in GPS to be such a big deal anymore, so how does it stand up against the competition? We put it through the paces to find out.
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