anyone using pda cell phones?
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From: omotesando
anyone using pda cell phones?
does any of you guys using pda cell phones?
somthing like samsung's palm pilot with cell phone feature.
my cell phone's broken... again...
and i was looking for a new phone and suddenly these pda phones came to my mind.
any feed backs?
do you like it? hate it? why?
somthing like samsung's palm pilot with cell phone feature.
my cell phone's broken... again...
and i was looking for a new phone and suddenly these pda phones came to my mind.
any feed backs?
do you like it? hate it? why?
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check out the pocket pc phone edition from voicestream. i want that but the only thing that's stopping me is the price.
http://shop.t-mobile.com/upl/equipment/det...ail/163904.html
http://shop.t-mobile.com/upl/equipment/det...ail/163904.html
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I'm using the Handspring Treo 180g, and I love it.
http://www.handspring.com/products/treo/in...d_cat_name=Treo
It's larger than most normal cellphones, but I'm used to carrying a Palm V around so it's no big deal for me. The Treo is actually slightly smaller (but thicker).
I'm not sure what kind of cellular network you guys have in Korea. I'm assuming GSM since that's what everyone but the U.S. and Japan use, and if that's the case you're in luck: the Treo supports GSM, as well as PCS, and now it comes with a color screen too.
This is my first cellphone so I can't comment on how it compares to other cellphones. Sound quality isn't superb, but I think that's typical of cellphones.
As a Palm, it has more RAM than my Palm V (16 megs vs 2 megs), and I like how the phone book integrates with the cellphone. It comes with a built-in wireless modem too. I prefer the slightly bigger and crisper display of the Palm V though, and the beeper/speaker on the Palm V is sounds slightly more refined. It's not really a big deal for me though.
Overall, I think the Treo 180g is a great cellphone/palm combination.
http://www.handspring.com/products/treo/in...d_cat_name=Treo
It's larger than most normal cellphones, but I'm used to carrying a Palm V around so it's no big deal for me. The Treo is actually slightly smaller (but thicker).
I'm not sure what kind of cellular network you guys have in Korea. I'm assuming GSM since that's what everyone but the U.S. and Japan use, and if that's the case you're in luck: the Treo supports GSM, as well as PCS, and now it comes with a color screen too.
This is my first cellphone so I can't comment on how it compares to other cellphones. Sound quality isn't superb, but I think that's typical of cellphones.
As a Palm, it has more RAM than my Palm V (16 megs vs 2 megs), and I like how the phone book integrates with the cellphone. It comes with a built-in wireless modem too. I prefer the slightly bigger and crisper display of the Palm V though, and the beeper/speaker on the Palm V is sounds slightly more refined. It's not really a big deal for me though.
Overall, I think the Treo 180g is a great cellphone/palm combination.
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