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Comparison of Motorola MPx200 with SonyEricsson P900 and Treo 600 December 11, 2003 [MS Smartphone] | By anonymous 1. And if you eye the Motorola MPx200, you can choose any carrier you want as long as itīs AT&T Wireless. ... writes the reviewer. Futhermore he seems to dislike Motorola MPx200: Unfortunately, the MPx200 also exhibits symptoms of 1.0-itis, those little design goofs typical of a first release. The thumbwheel on the left side, for example, works nicely to adjust the ringer or earpiece volume - but it doesnīt scroll through menus, as youīd expect. The keys donīt light up, either; thereīs no way to punch in a number in the dark. (You canīt use the on-screen dialing pad, because there isnīt one. Unlike its rivals, this phoneīs screen isnīt touch-sensitive.) Furthermore, you might have expected a $300 smartphone to include a built-in camera or a Bluetooth transmitter (for wireless connections to a Bluetooth headset, or to turn the cellphone into a glorified Internet antenna for your palmtop or laptop). To read the article in full click here.  Post your comment (free registration is required to post, but if you register you can edit your posts later)
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