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| Brand: | HTC |
| Item Height : | 24 millimetres |
| Item Width: | 44 millimetres |
| Screen Size: | 2.8 inches |
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| Lithium Battery Energy Content: | 1100 milliamp_hours |
Product Specifications
Technical Details
- Large 2.8" touch screen display
- Unique and user-friendly interface navigation with the TouchFLO interface
- Full range of connectivity with Wi-Fi, stereo Bluetooth® 2.0 and GSM/GPRS/EDGE
- Mobile office with pocket Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook) and Internet Explorer
- 2 megapixel camera and media player for all-round entertainment
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Box Contains
- HTC Touch P3450 pocket PC phone
- Stereo headset
- AC power adapter
- USB sync cable
- Carry pouch
- Screen protector
- Removable battery
- 2 x styli
- User manual
- Getting Started CD
- Application CD
- Warranty card
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
This is great little phone. I have had this for a few weeks now and I must say I am very happy with it. It has all the usual features found in a PDA like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Windows Mobile6 operating system, a 2 MP Camera etc and a great big screen. But the phone is extremely slim (Slightly thicker than a couple of credit cards) and fits in well in your palm.
You can connect the phone to you PC using Microsoft's Active Sync and keep everything up to date.
It has the HTC's new TouchFlo interface which lets you use your fingers to swipe through the various applications and functions. This is one of the best features on the phone.
The lack of the physical keyboard is compensated by the onscreen keyboards and keypads, but the best is the Handwriting recognition interface which works brilliantly and I have never had to use the onscreen keyboard.
In all a compact and stylish little phone packed with great features.
You can connect the phone to you PC using Microsoft's Active Sync and keep everything up to date.
It has the HTC's new TouchFlo interface which lets you use your fingers to swipe through the various applications and functions. This is one of the best features on the phone.
The lack of the physical keyboard is compensated by the onscreen keyboards and keypads, but the best is the Handwriting recognition interface which works brilliantly and I have never had to use the onscreen keyboard.
In all a compact and stylish little phone packed with great features.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
i have now had this phone on t mobile for 3 months. it is by far the best phone i have ever had.
i agree about the internet explorer. i have downloaded Opera mobile. It is far superior to the Microsoft one.
not had a single problem with this phone. would recommend it to anyone
i agree about the internet explorer. i have downloaded Opera mobile. It is far superior to the Microsoft one.
not had a single problem with this phone. would recommend it to anyone
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I must admit that when I first got this phone I was not totally impressed, but after over a year of use, this phone has become an essential part of my life.
The touch flo software has made the phone very user friendly and is a huge improvement over the standard Microsoft U.I. The screen is bright and crisp and the internal speaker is great for hands free use.
Making a call is simple as the alpha numeric keypad can be used to access your contacts, and call reception is good.
Battery life also seems to hold up well even when the little phone is used for Satnav and Multiedia use. I love to watch films while traveling and you can watch a couple of movies and still have 1/2 the battery left.
Considering the relatively low powered processor the phone seems to manage all tasks quickly enough, playback of Divx movies played on the free and excellent TCPMP movie player is surprisingly flicker free.
The phone is let down by the low memory capacity, satnav software will take up most of the phone's memory. I have had to re-install programs in differing order in order to fit my most essential software on-board, but I've managed it. I currently have my device running Co-Pilot and the new Opera 9 browser, even though the latter often requests more memory. If you consider the plus points of having such a useful and versitile device in such small form factor, the positives definately outway the negatives.
In summation this phone does everything it is supposed to do and does it well. It is a discreet yet powerful work tool. HTC have hit on a winner here.
I recently got a touch Pro as a replacement and have found myself switching back to the Touch as it by far a more practical and reliable device.
The touch flo software has made the phone very user friendly and is a huge improvement over the standard Microsoft U.I. The screen is bright and crisp and the internal speaker is great for hands free use.
Making a call is simple as the alpha numeric keypad can be used to access your contacts, and call reception is good.
Battery life also seems to hold up well even when the little phone is used for Satnav and Multiedia use. I love to watch films while traveling and you can watch a couple of movies and still have 1/2 the battery left.
Considering the relatively low powered processor the phone seems to manage all tasks quickly enough, playback of Divx movies played on the free and excellent TCPMP movie player is surprisingly flicker free.
The phone is let down by the low memory capacity, satnav software will take up most of the phone's memory. I have had to re-install programs in differing order in order to fit my most essential software on-board, but I've managed it. I currently have my device running Co-Pilot and the new Opera 9 browser, even though the latter often requests more memory. If you consider the plus points of having such a useful and versitile device in such small form factor, the positives definately outway the negatives.
In summation this phone does everything it is supposed to do and does it well. It is a discreet yet powerful work tool. HTC have hit on a winner here.
I recently got a touch Pro as a replacement and have found myself switching back to the Touch as it by far a more practical and reliable device.
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