QUOTE(kokanchai @ Jun 20 2008, 01:14 PM)
helllo sifu here..
under a fewday research and nego
i will get a 02 XDA ATOM very soon..but it used..
for getting a pda used..
what are the point should i pay to watch out..
dead pixel on the screen?
function is it work well?
but the owner told me that,this pda battery wont last long period..while playing or connect to wifi..
is it true?
please sifu here give me some advise..
your advise will be apperciated..
the battery part is normal.. PDAs use more power than regular phones.. so they can nvr be compared
look at the condition of the phone.. test it out.. take ur time.. make sure everything is working.. try out the buttons, screen.. bla bla bla.. just the regular stuff..
QUOTE(flyhalf @ Jun 20 2008, 04:06 PM)
Hi Baronic,
I'm looking for a PDA phone for my father. The budget is around 2-3k
Brand Preference if any: Few frens recommended HTC, so HTC i guess
Second hand: Preferably new
QWERTY keyboard: Yes
Keypad: not sure which is better
GPS: Yes
Bluetooth: Yes
WIfi: Yes
Frequent Overseas traveller to Japan and US? or other countries: Yes
Camera Resolution minimum:
Expandable Memory: Yes
3G : Yes
HSDPA or higher: Yes
Front Camera: Yes
Gaming Type: Light gaming
Screen Resolution: VGA / QVGA
I have a few additional questions. Does today's PDA have a handwriting recognition? If yes, then how good is it?
2nd-> I went to HTC website and they have 3 categories of phone: Touch phone, PDA phone and Smart Phone.
Can u please explain the differences? Does it mean Touch phone and Smart phone don't have PDA capabilities? Thank you very much for your help!
err.. can i ask wad does ur dad do? like, he's gonna use the PDA to input alot of data and stuff? if so.. its better with a QWERTY keyboard. i think the best HTC device u can get now is the TyTn II.. its made for business.. got business card recognition software bundled too..
and to answer ur question, PDAs have handwriting recognition.. its called Transcriber.. its actually quite good.. but i still prefer using the virtual keyboard if there is no hardware option.
bout HTC's categories, Smartphones are some sort of a PDA, but it doesnt have a touch screen.. Touch devices are those with built in TouchFLO interface ( correct word to use a?

).. examples are such as the HTC Touch Diamond.. its more towards the user not using the stylus to execute stuff using the touch screen.. PDA Phones, are the normal ones.. without a built in TouchFLO interface.. but u can still put it in if u like..
hope this helps