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You might find this link useful too. it's about what makes PDA/PPC/Smartphone stand out.
I suggest HTC Touch Pro. Nice for gaming.
Ask for PDA recommendation here~!, FILL UP FORM AT FIRST POST PLEASE
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QUOTE(phylem_hao @ Jan 5 2009, 09:28 PM) @randhay Forgot to paste the link, here it is ----> http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/781108You might find this link useful too. it's about what makes PDA/PPC/Smartphone stand out. I suggest HTC Touch Pro. Nice for gaming.  |
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QUOTE(izzat003 @ Jan 8 2009, 09:42 AM) i am targeting for some japanese PDA that run on windows mobile like DoComo and such.do u recommend that or not? Sorry I can't help with this one. Never played nor read any reviews about Japanese PDAs. |
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QUOTE(terryfoo @ Jan 9 2009, 11:59 AM) BUDGET RANGE: 2000 The HTC Tytn II is the closest you can go with your budget, especially if you need the QWERTY keyboard.Brand Preference if any: consider all Second hand: no maximum how long ago released: QWERTY keyboard: Yes must Keypad: Virtual GPS: Yes Bluetooth: Yes WIfi: Yes Frequent Overseas traveller to Japan and US? or other countries: no Camera Resolution minimum: 3.2 megapixel Expandable Memory: Yes 3G : Yes HSDPA or higher: Yes must Front Camera: Yes / No Gaming Type: Heavy Gaming ( like iphone game, turn the phone left, right.......) Screen Resolution: high pixel and clear is better It meets all your requirements except gaming part, can't do that with the Tytn II. |
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QUOTE(RedSky21 @ Jan 12 2009, 10:32 AM) thanks for reply, i did not want a superb quality PDA for cheap price. What i meant was a reliable phone with an affordable price.... Actually I agree with Baronic; was about to suggest a second hand unit too. Don't worry you can find some in their superb condition. I don't know how cheap is considered cheap to you, but don't buy a device too cheap (below RM1000) that it might just totally spoil your first PDA experience. Because you didn't state your budget, I would just suggest a second hand HTC, any HTC that you can afford and meet your requirements. Or any of the ASUS reported good. |
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QUOTE(vhs1 @ Jan 13 2009, 03:27 AM) up sikit your budget, get Touch Cruise I guess not only sikit oh. At least by RM800 for a brand new set.i like the big wheel dial...  I'm a Touch Cruise user, loved the wheel dial too at first, but ended up, I hardly use it; it's faster and more convenient to use drag. Back to the topic, if you must have a new set, yeah you can go for the Viva I guess but as mentioned, it's a low end device, which is....low end but still, it can do what a PDA suppose to do. Compare its specs with others. |
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