Thursday, October 13, 2005
PC Mag Reviews the Sprint PPC-6700
Posted by Darius Wey in "ARTICLE" @ 10:30 AM
"The PPC-6700's balance of portability and power kicks every other Pocket PC phone to the curb, but one issue remains—one-handed versus two-handed operation. Owners of Palm Treo and RIM BlackBerry devices can operate them one-handed. While it's possible to check e-mail on the PPC-6700 by twiddling the little joystick, you need to slide the device open or grab a stylus to dial the phone or enter data, which means gripping it with two hands."
I'm not a huge fan of antenna bulge, but the Sprint PPC-6700 offers plenty of nice features that would still make me consider it. PC Mag thinks the speakerphone could do with a bit of a tweak, but that aside, they believe it's still one of the best Pocket PC Phone Edition devices out there. If you're lucky enough to own the device, do you agree with them?
I'm not a huge fan of antenna bulge, but the Sprint PPC-6700 offers plenty of nice features that would still make me consider it. PC Mag thinks the speakerphone could do with a bit of a tweak, but that aside, they believe it's still one of the best Pocket PC Phone Edition devices out there. If you're lucky enough to own the device, do you agree with them?
