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What is the best PDA Phone...?? |
Mr.BJ
Joined: Jan 03, 2003
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From: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
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i like to use my P800 as a PDA...but my qustion is :
Is SE P800 the best PDA phone ?? and what about Qtek and ipaq are they a good PDA phones and did they have the feartures as a regular mobile phones like ring tones personalize and sending SMS,MMs ???
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bradmax57
Joined: Apr 03, 2002
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On 2003-03-07 00:27, Mr.BJ wrote:
i like to use my P800 as a PDA...but my qustion is :
Is SE P800 the best PDA phone ?? and what about Qtek and ipaq are they a good PDA phones and did they have the feartures as a regular mobile phones like ring tones personalize and sending SMS,MMs ???
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- Sony Ericsson T68i with HBH-20
- Nokia 6100
- Sony Ericsson P800 " my best phone "
[ This Message was edited by: mr.bj on 2003-03-06 23:30 ]
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guess it depends on what you want really i dont know about much yet but have just ordered a p800, pda phones such as ipaq probabl have more features and programbility but the p800 looks far better |
psikey
Joined: Jan 31, 2002
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P800 for now. Maybe new iPAQ with built in phone options but P800 ideal size for your hand.
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T68iFan
Joined: Oct 18, 2002
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The P800 for sure! The ipaqs are nice, but have you ever tried to hold a full-size pda (with GPRS card adapter attached) to your ear? Yes you can use an ear bud, but it would still suck as a primary mobile phone. A better idea is to use a bluetooth-enabled ipaq with a T68i. That way, you can use the T68i as a modem so your ipaq can access the internet. And, if you want to go out without the clunky pda, just leave the ipaq at home! |
laveenl
Joined: Jan 28, 2003
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@Mr.BJ ...if u wanna get an iPaq...i suggest that u wait a little longer for the iPaq 5000 to be released...it has a built-in-phone..and will be available in the near future...for more details, go to www.expansys.com or directly to http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=IPAQ5000GPRS and pre-order it...CheerS
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Mr.BJ
Joined: Jan 03, 2003
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From: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
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thanks guys for the reply
well i like my p800 , i love the way it looks and i love its features as a mobile phone " like the photo phone book , personalized ring tones , the built in cam ... etc"
but on of my friends have O2 XDA and he said that the programes available for it are much more than my p800 programes.. 
thats why i am thinking of getting a pda phone beside my p800
@laveenl..... the new ipaq 5000 has a powerfull features " i love the fingerprint reader " .....i will wait until it will be available 
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- Sony Ericsson T68i with HBH-20
- Nokia 6100
- Sony Ericsson P800 " my best phone "
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coolfighter
Joined: Jun 02, 2002
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well i am owner of ipaq pda
and now i have p800 + ipaq .
so the different between each two phones that ipaq so fragile it will crash with one hit and battery doesnt last to much
but for programs and games its Awsome ,i love pocket pc its the new generation of tecnology for human entertainment... and
for p800 , it work the same
but its symbian os
and by the mean time ,all the games of pocket pc they will be imported to p800
see example ( instellar flames and mobimate ).
i see good future for p800.
[ This Message was edited by: coolfighter on 2003-03-07 07:37 ] |
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Posted: 2003-03-07 00:27
