Phone & E-Mail Device

[Harrysp]

I don't suppose anyone wants to hear about my Psion 5?

Nope lol

 

[Stan]

Orange M3100 or T-Mobile MDA Vario II.

Another vote for this. Its a great phone apart from the size - it is pretty chunky but thats really down to the keyboard.

 

[Paddy]

O2 XDA! It's a rebadged one of these.http://www.europe.htc.com/products/htcp3300.html

Basically full windows mobile with built in GPS.

I have one of these and it is a pile of poo.

 

[Harrysp]

If you really want a new phone I would hold out for another few weeks as the Tytn II is being released inbuilt GPS, full qwerty keyboard, 3g, HSDPA, windows 6 etc the full danglies.

ps the tilts and slides up.

 

[richard-af]

I don't suppose anyone wants to hear about my Psion 5?

You are quite right, nobody does.

 

[ElectricChair]

I don't suppose anyone wants to hear about my Psion 5?

I am very interested. please tell me all.

 

[richard-af]

Go on then! Tell all.

 

[Zorba]

Another vote for the T-Mobile Vario III (aka HTC Tytn II) when it's out in a few weeks.

The T-Mobile bit is important as you don't get shafted on the data if you go for a Web'n'Walk option.

 

[boxman]

I've spent about 3 months trying to decide how to replace my old Blackberry 7100t. I've just ordered the new Toshiba G900 from www.expansys.com and I'll tell you how it goes. It has windows mobile 6 and a great screen. The truth is that no-one has yet cracked the size/usability issue so I went for something a little larger but with a QWERTY keyboard. If you want separate internet and phone then look at the Nokia N800 and a 3G Bluetooth phone.

Have fun!

Rob

 

[scooterscot]

Nokia N95 or N73 (if you can get one).

I've got an N73 and it does all the original post asked for. I got rid of the smart phone I had before because of start up times and poor failrate rate, applications always demanding on the limited resources. N73 fast, simple interface, Nokia have it right... hear itraw > Keep it SIMPLE!!