HTC MDA Review
The HTC MDA phone offers an interesting design and excellent featured for a cell phone. It has small design and operates as a slide phone. When opened full it looks like a miniature computer. The HTC MDA phone offers every thing that previous HTC phones have had. The phone has nicely rounded and tapered corners and edges, making gripping easy and comfortable. The phone does not stress the skin as many sleek razr phones with defined edges do. This phone is perfect for long phone conversation and provides for excellent storage capabilities. Your pockets won't be damages, and you'll have no trouble making space in your purse or brief case. The phone is easily retrievable as well for when those surprise calls come through.
The physical characteristics of the phone are as follows. The antenna is internal, again helping with storage. It has a 2.5mm headset jack and a set of side keys to help you navigate through your menu options with ease. The phone is a slide phone, meaning the top portion slides nicely over the bottom, making the phone small and compact. The phone weighs is at 160 g making I slightly heavier than many new phones but adding to its strength and durability.
The power of HTC MDA phone is definitely something to brag about. It is powered by a lithium polymer battery and offers over 5 hours of continual talk time. The standby time ranks quite high as well coming in at 9 days. The phone offers great display capability. It has over 65,000 colors with 240x320 resolutions. It had LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) and is complete with TFT technology. A nice added feature of this phone is its touch screen.
Some of the appealing general specs are, Internal PDA with handwriting recognition, a camera, polyphonic ringer and a shared memory capacity phone book. The Phone is also equipped with the GSM 1900, 1800, 900, and 850 technologies.
The HTC MDA phone also features an alarm, a calculator and a calendar. Those who travel extensively as a part of work will appreciate the Bluetooth capability of this phone. With Bluetooth you are able to go totally wireless. You can drive while taking and receiving calls with out taking your eyes off of the road. You won't have to worry about compromising your safety or the safety of others.
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