O2 Xda原子回顾

O2 Xda原子窗口移动电话(口袋个人计算机电话)是一微小的smartphone与先进的PDA functionalites，并且运行在窗口机动性5.0并且以2.0-megapixel数字照相机、固定WiFi、固定FM O2为特色Xda收音机和其他特点微型和imporantly分享光滑和轻的设计O2 Xda II微型。

CNet亚洲 被回顾的O2原子和给了原子规定值7.7出于可能10。 CNet亚洲认为， Xda原子看起来好在它的钢琴黑色发光的框与它性感的曲线。 它也包装每PDA和电话用户情热，包括微软的最新的窗口流动OS的所有有吸引力的附加功能。 它是的确，一个好电话为倾向大小在一个联合键盘的用户。 在与它的敌手的比较， Dopod 818赞成，前处理器速度和联合FM收音机放弃它一个边缘。 Dopod 818赞成，虽然，组装SD扩展槽和quadband GSM支持与原子的triband能力相对。

如果您已经拥有Xda II微型，没有被提供的壮观的改善。 因此没有需要对于升级对原子，除非您真正地需要同窗口机动性5.0联系在一起的WiFi、FM收音机或者有些作用。

CNet澳洲 也被回顾的Xda原子和结束”电池持续了大约四天适度用法，虽然多少那受前生产ROM的在我们的测试单位影响无法说-我们在可能保存了甚至被排泄的另外的力量的那时间体验了几崩溃。

Xda II微型一定是命中在CNET.com .au观众之中，因为它控制了年的上月，当它来了到选择我们的顶面机动性时，并且假设原子根本上是特点集合升级和黑油漆外套在同一个基本设计，我们不看原因为什么原子不会经历。 如果您是在一小smartphone以后，原子是固体，虽然不确切地低廉选择”。

CoolTechZone 不那么认为， “XDA原子是分钟，但分钟它阻碍实用性。 确定地有缺点到这个设备，我们及早指出了。 有些是那么闪耀炫目地是显然的他们必须是失察。 有从微型WiFi连通性、2-megapixel照相机和窗口机动性5.0被升级的三件关键事在XDA原子。 Sadly though, only one of them, Wi-Fi, works as well as you would expect it to. The OS and the camera are complete letdowns, however.

In the end, should you get the O2 XDA Atom? If you want a classy cell phone that gives you a style statement, we say skip it. If you want something to flaunt around and show off, the Mini is a better bet, since it looks classier than the Atom. O2 seriously needs to do something about the material quality and the exterior designing because the $900.00 price tag certainly doesn’t justify the poor quality.

If, on the other hand, you want a PDA with Wi-Fi out of the box , you won’t find any other phone that does all this so well. The ROM update is available at the O2 website that fixes some of the performance issues, but be warned that the interface is still drastically slow and you will never be able to type anything in a hurry. When you want to take notes, you will surely need to give the phone a bit of time to catch up with your quick movements.

While the battery life is another feasible option, the overall performance of the device is far too substandard for us to recommend. Until O2 works out the kinks in the XDA Atom and releases a completely new product, we suggest you continue searching for alternatives.”

MTekk rated O2 Xda Atom 8.5 out of possible 10 and concluded that “In my opinion, this is a fantastic device. I was impressed while playing with it at the Product Launch back in November 2005, and am equally impressed now. I have prolonged an upgrade from my XDA II and resisted purchasing the XDA IIi. I have now upgraded to the XDA Atom and am completely satisfied. While this device won’t suit every user, it will certainly suit most. There is one feature that hasn’t been included in the Atom, much to my disappointment. This is a Button Lock. Although the Atom comes with a Device Lock, it doesn’t lock any of the hardware buttons to prevent the device powering up! It does prevent the buttons from activating any applications, and locks the screen in a similar way - but I would like to prevent my device powering up when it is sitting in my pocket. This is a bit of an oversight in my books.

I would like to make some recommendations to prospective purchasers: If you are seriously considering buying this device, find a shop with a few in stock and try it out first. Check the battery cover clips on and sits firmly, check out the sound quality for clicking noises heard during music playback, and lastly think about the screen size, and if it will be suited to your use.”

OSNews rated Atom 6 out of possible 10 and said of O2 Xda Atom: “Overall, this is a pretty good phone. But it could have been a lot better by just taking care of the details. I say this because most of my problems with the phone are just details. The basics are executed out very well by the product though and I am sure it’s going to be very successful, especially if the price is brought down to more realistic levels.”

MobileWhack gave a rating of 7 out of possible 10 and found the good points to be Fast processor, Unique additional software, Size, Quad-wireless capability, Upgraded ROM, FM Radio And Camera with flash, while the negative points include Battery life, No hardware softkeys, No speakerphone, No keyboard, Very expensive device.

Good Gear Guide happy about Compact size, Native Wi-fi of Xda Atom, but not happy about Slow, No SD support, Average picture quality, and concluded that while O2 has impressed us in the past, the XDA Atom fails to live up to its potential. A small form factor and inbuilt Wi-Fi support fail to compensate for slow processing performance.

Mobile-Review reviewed the gadget and concluded that “O2 XDA Atom has no problems with signal reception quality. Ring tone and vibrating alert are average in strength.

O2 XDA Atom is the first model (the first attempt) by Quanta Computer. We can’t say it’s a failure, rather on the contrary. Applying developments of HTC (some part of HTC developers team has gone to Quanta), the Taiwanese maker managed to release a competitive product. Initially the model had serious problems with RAM size, productivity, but those drawbacks were removed.

The communicator has some unique features – FM-radio, stereo speakers, minimum dimensions and weight. There is just one serious flaw – battery life. I’d also mark a slow camera and the lack of soft buttons.”

Mobile88 concluded that “The Xda Atom is a grand device, with a hefty price tag to boot. It is excellent for the most part, with multiple connectivity options, surround sound and a rather good 2 megapixel camera. The glossy finish is superb, and so is the small size of the device. The screen is wonderfully clear, if a little bit small.

However, I must say that it just runs too slowly to be of much use to the power user. I ran into numerous problems with the voice calling, where many people that spoke to me on the device complained that they could not hear what I was saying.

The Xda is very flashy, and you almost get what you pay for at RM 2899. This would be suitable for a user who is upgrading from a barebones PDA. The SMS is a pain, so figure in another RM 500 or so for a good Bluetooth keyboard if you like to play with text messages.”

AlsoluteSurf also reviewed O2 Xda Atom and concluded that “This product definitely awed many by it’s looks and size. however, I would advice anyone without any urgent use for this device to wait longer. Software updates and more WM5 support have yet to surface. Hopefully the speed issues are settled then. Other than that, I believe it’s a fine product. It gives consumers to hope for much more smaller and slimmer products in the future.” He even includes some tips and hacks to O2 Xda Atom to speed up the PDA, and install PhonePad (T9) input software from O2 Mini to Atom.

iMobile concluded that the O2 XDA Atom is a powerful device that combines business applications with multimedia, thanks to Windows Mobile 5.0 and the inbuilt hardware features that characterise the Atom. It does have its share of bugs, like any Windows device, but combining a two megapixel camera with an FM radio, music player, stereo speakers and full PDA functionality, the triband GSM-capable Atom is up there in the list of all-in-one devices available in the market today.

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