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More reviews of Pocket PC phones: comparison of Pocket Loox T830 and HP iPAQ hw6915 + Asus P525 review July 27, 2006 [Pocket PC phone] | By Edward J. R. Some people prefer Pocket PC phones to MS Smartphone mobiles, so it is good to see some reviews of contemporary generation of Pocket PC phones. Phones from Fujitsu-Siemens and HP have built-in GPS and Wi-Fi and the Asus Pocket PC phone has nice keypad and fast processor. Author of these reviews writes: The first one is a comparative review of two PDA Phones with GPS and QWERTY keyboard: FSC Pocket Loox T830 and HP iPAQ hw6915 and you can find it here (in French but you can find the many photos useful). The HP iPAQ hw6915 has the best graphical chip we can find on a Windows Mobile PDA Phone (better than E-Ten graphical chip) and a good GPS sensibility. In term of CPU, FSC Pocket Loox T830 is more powerful than the HP one. In term of autonomy, FSC Pocket Loox T830 can be used much longer than the hw6915 (2 days vs 1.5 days). The second one is a review of the Asus P525 PDAPhone (final version) that you can find here (in French but you can find the many photos useful). Asus P525 is the most powerful PDAPhone on the market, with better Spb benchmark score than Mio A701, E-Ten M600 and E-Ten G500 PdaPhone. The same PDAPhone with an EDGE and 3G chipset would have been very interesting.  Post your comment (free registration is required to post, but if you register you can edit your posts later)
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