Re: [H] Anyone interested in a PocketPC based PDA Phone?
Sorry --- I meant asking $450 not $550. Fat fingers. Ben Ruset wrote: Offering it up to the list before I put it on ebay. I have an unlocked GSM T-Mobile branded MDAIII, which is a Windows Mobile 2003 PDA phone. Various other carriers have the same phone - it's known as the Siemens SX66 (without camera), iMate PDA2k, XDAIII, or by it's OEM name the HTC Blue Angel. Specs: 400mhz Intel XScale Processor 128MB RAM 320x240 screen Slide out backlit keyboard SDIO/SD slot 802.11b wi-fi Bluetooth Quad Band GSM/GPRS USB Sync Includes the original box, charger, cradle, manuals, software, etc. The cool thing is there is a site dedicated to "hacking" these phones (http://www.xda-developers.com) and there is a hacked Windows Mobile 5 firmware that runs on this phone, albeit a little slow for my tastes. If you have a data plan you can sync with an Exchange server so it acts like a poor mans blackberry. Alternately, it can poll POP3 and IMAP servers for email and whatnot. It's a great phone, but I want to get the HP 6515 with internal GPS. Asking $550. -ben
[H] Anyone interested in a PocketPC based PDA Phone?
Offering it up to the list before I put it on ebay. I have an unlocked GSM T-Mobile branded MDAIII, which is a Windows Mobile 2003 PDA phone. Various other carriers have the same phone - it's known as the Siemens SX66 (without camera), iMate PDA2k, XDAIII, or by it's OEM name the HTC Blue Angel. Specs: 400mhz Intel XScale Processor 128MB RAM 320x240 screen Slide out backlit keyboard SDIO/SD slot 802.11b wi-fi Bluetooth Quad Band GSM/GPRS USB Sync Includes the original box, charger, cradle, manuals, software, etc. The cool thing is there is a site dedicated to "hacking" these phones (http://www.xda-developers.com) and there is a hacked Windows Mobile 5 firmware that runs on this phone, albeit a little slow for my tastes. If you have a data plan you can sync with an Exchange server so it acts like a poor mans blackberry. Alternately, it can poll POP3 and IMAP servers for email and whatnot. It's a great phone, but I want to get the HP 6515 with internal GPS. Asking $550. -ben
