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[ (take||leave) it] Since my interest in handheld devices getting deeper recently (yes, considering to buy some cool PDA - too many of them to choose from). O2 XDA Exec, Dopod 900, i-mate Jasjar, O2 Xda Exec, Orange SPV M5000, QTEK 9000, T-Mobile MDA Pro, Vodafone VPA IV are all the same models with little differences based on service providers or distributors.
Some related posts from Technorati and Google.
[ Mobile Phone Review] O2 XDA Exec. Review: At 128 x 81 x 25 mm and a 285 g, the O2 XDA Exec outmeasures and outweighs even heavyweights such as Nokia’s 9500 Communicator, yet remains surprisingly pocket friendly. Borrowing a page from the world of tablet convertibles, the device not only opens to become a clamshell;
[ Pocket PC Addict - Your source for the latest Windows Mobile News] BoxWave Flexiskin for i-mate JASJAR now... : BoxWave Flexiskin for i-mate JASJAR now available! If you have an i-mate JASJAR or one of the following: Dopod 900, Grundig GR980, O2 XDA Exec, Orange SPV M5000, Qtek 9000, T-Mobile MDA Pro, Vodafone VPA IV, then you need to protect your investment with a BoxWave FlexiSkin.
[Phones Review] O2 XDA Exec Mobile: Buttons on the XDA Exec are splatter everywhere and looks awesome; the buttons include a volume control, a button for voice dialling, one to access the camera plus a button to turn the backlight on.
[lazyreader] More on The XDA: I wrote recently about the O2 XDA Exec , describing it as one of the best handheld devices on the market today. After a few days of playing with it, it is gripe time: o The buttons on the sides of the XDA are placed really inconveniently.
[Coolsmartphone.com] CoolSmartPhone.com - o2 XDA Exec - Press Release: Since its launch in 2002, the O2 Xda range has grown both in capability and popularity, with more than 140, 000 sold across the UK, Germany and Ireland. The O2 Xda Execs sleek black finish combined with the faster operating system, hi-resolution video camera, tri-band functionality and improved battery life make for the ultimate mobile PDA experience for both business and consumer users, and represents a significant step forward in the O2 Xda range.
[Reviews.cnet.co.uk] O2 XDA Exec Review, Reviews & Prices at CNET.co.uk: O2's XDA range is significantly boosted by the XDA Exec, which offers a number of firsts including Windows Mobile 5.0, 3G support and an ingenious hardware design that accommodates a Qwerty keyboard and a 180-degree-pivoting screen. O2 provided CNET.co.uk with a pre-production unit for this review.
[Palmtops.about.com] O2 XDA Exec Smartphone Review: No word if this will ever make it to the US, but TrustedReviews.com has a review of the O2 XDA Exec, which is currently available in Europe and Asia. The review of the beautiful clamshell design phone with two digital cameras (yes 2!)
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Posted at May 11, 2006 02:20 AM
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