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XdaIII or 9500!!
im sorry but after seeing this phone my head started spinning
the advantages are that it has backlit keyboard and looks amazing
ideas?
http://mobile-review.com/pda/review/...angel-en.shtml
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05-09-2004, 06:23 PM
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This is a very tough one indeed. Another advantage of the XDA III is that it will be available sooner than the 9500. But if the keyboard is very important for you, I think the 9500 will be better...
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05-09-2004, 07:45 PM
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my friend played with the keyboard and says its great
i think its time to find a windows furom??
are my posts count transferrable??:(
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06-09-2004, 05:19 AM
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My only fears with a PPC Phone are the battery (will it last a day with intensive use???) and how good are they as a phone (since the phone is just an app running in the background, not a symbiose like with 9500 or the P900). I admit that XDAIII is tempting, but I think I can restrain myself  Especially since rumours about a killer XDA IV have already popped up...
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06-09-2004, 11:57 AM
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really???xda IV????
i tried the xdaII and must admit i really loved it
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If you say that the keyboard on the XDA III is great,i'd say that the one one the 9500 is a gift from god 
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06-09-2004, 08:26 PM
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It's a Pocket PC with a phone circuit. It may suit some people, but it sure as anything won't suit my needs. Where's the qwerty keyboard for a start?
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There is a QWERTY keyboard.You just slide the rear part of the device down - ala 7650 but its only good for thung typing since the keys are too small.
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07-09-2004, 05:43 AM
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I would still consider the Nokia 9500 elite than XDA III, II or whatever. Simply because a PDA is a PDA a phone is a phone 
I don't touch screen especially on a small screen, and ultra slim is nothing for me. Big things come in big packages Heh, look at that PDA keyboard its too small, I would need a twiser or a sharpened pencil to type with that keyboard, unless they provide there touch screen key. But then again PDA's don't really amaze me that much. 
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I would still consider the Nokia 9500 elite than XDA III, II or whatever. Simply because a PDA is a PDA a phone is a phone
I don't touch screen especially on a small screen, and ultra slim is nothing for me. Big things come in big packages Heh, look at that PDA keyboard its too small, I would need a twiser or a sharpened pencil to type with that keyboard, unless they provide there touch screen key. But then again PDA's don't really amaze me that much. |
Exactly. A Pocket PC phone and a Nokia 9500 are two VERY different animals. Using a PPC as a phone is really quite cumbersome, let alone as a PDA.
If you want a keyboard then IMHO you only have one real choice.
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