<simonclark123@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> After nearly 10 years as a loyal Orange customer (I have the SPV M500),
> I've moved to T-Mobile, due to their Web'n'Walk tariff. I actually got
> a MDA Compact II (like SPV M500, but with more memory and Windows
> Mobile 5), but in fact simply unlocked my SPV M500 and put the T-Mobile
> sim in it.
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> I'm afraid I can't answer your q re Imate Jamin. Yes, it's got Windows
> Mobile 5 and built in wifi, but with T-Mobile's Web'n'Walk, wifi
> becomes less relevant.
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> Personally, I'm waiting for the next generation (HTC Trinity?) with 3g
> (or even faster). If you don't mind the extra thickness of a slide-out
> keyboard, apparently T-Mobile may be bringing out the Vario II (has 3g)
> in June/July.
>
Simon, thanks for the reply. I am not really interested in using the device
for wireless data as such, and I have zero interest in
3G. I will use the
WiFi, but that will be almost exclusively at home for a few things (I fancy
trying Skype out on it). I'm really looking for something to take over the
roles currently served by my SPV C500 and Axim X5. I use the
PDA mainly for
GPS/SatNav and both the
PDA and phone as personal organisers linked up with
Outlook on my PC. I like the SPV/Windows mobile platform, so want to stick
with it, and the M600 seems ideal for what I want. If the cost wasn't so
high, I'd also look at the JasJar/M5000.
I've also since found that O2 are planning their own version of the M600
called the XDA Neo, just can't seem to find when it's due to be released.
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