Get my phone - ericsson p900 Got full diary, with alerts, notes, to-dos etc etc. You can take a photo and attach it to notes on a topic. Mine runs my life. You can also back it up to yr pc really easily, if you lose/break it you just retore all yr stuff to a new handset.
lol, get mine, get mine. But really mark, if you want me to be able to help you with it when it breaks get a p900.
was looking at these just the other week when I was getting an upgrade (didn't get one of these unfortunately)... they look the absolute dog's bollocks, it's more computer than phone, packed with features.
Personal Digital Assistant £269.99 GPS mobile navigation system and handheld organiser that can play music, DVD movies and games. 256MB MMC memory card with an additional 64MB on board. TFT display with 65,536 colours. Includes major roads of the UK, Ireland and Europe. Direction voice output, colour and arrowhead navigation. Satellite based positioning, for distance information and instructions of the route. Extensive collection of games including Jawbreaker, Backgammon, Cruel, Snake, Solitaire and more. Includes DaVideo Software which enables you to watch a movie that you may have downloaded on to a seperate MMC card. Complete with Microsoft Active Sync, enabling you to synchronise your PDA with your PC. Manufacturer’s three year warranty and customer helpline. On Sale in ALDI from Thursday! (not joking) Supoosed to be spot on.......
Not what I've read. "Here the 6600 user runs into difficulty. As a one-thumb 'typist' I found the handset difficult to use, particularly for texting. The industrial design doesn't help, pushing the keys right up against each other, making impossible to feel your way around the keypad as you do when there's space around each key. The joystick, by contrast, is very easy to use with your thumb, and is a big improvement over cursor keys. While you're making a call, it doubles up as the volume control." "Business users are more likely to use the 6600's email facility, incorporated into Nokia's Messaging app, which also handles multimedia and text messaging. Here both the Sony Ericsson's P900's pen input and the PalmOne Treo 600's microkeyboard win out over the 9900's SMS-oriented keypad, which ensures the 6600 remains a device for reading messages rather than writing them. Writing an email using a numeric pad is hard enough, but it's doubly so here thanks to the way Nokia has designed the 6600's keypad, as I mentioned above." http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/04/02/nokia_6600_smart_phone/
I had a P900 and it was a great phone... as a PDA im not so sure. Ive also had a pocket pc - A dell Axim and that was superb as an organiser.. you can pick one up for a couple of hundred notes.... I also used it as an MP3 player and played games on it on the way to work. When you sit it in its cradle, it will also synch up all your emails and tasks you have set up in outlook. Recommend both though - the P900 is great for the camera/phone/pda/games but a pocket pc does the PDA stuff miles better.
