Dude I wish I could wait longer but I can't What about HTC Diamond? I'm in UK and it's going to get released in 10 days. FYI, I can get Ultimate 9502 at £400 while by paying an extra £30, I can buy Diamond. What do you say? Do you consider it as a far superior device - compared to 9502?

Netnerd! I'm sorry but if possible, could you please give me some feedbacks on these issues?

1-While working with your 9502, did you happen to have any problem with the seemingly low amount of RAM?
2-How do you find the speaker quality -while listening to a music?
3-Have you tested some games on it? I'm just wondering how the integrated GPU could perform on 9502. Especially coming from S60, I'm expecting a completely different experience on gaming. Am I right?
4-Does it make sense to also consider Toshiba Portégé G910 versus this model as an alternative?

Thank you so much for your help

WM's lack of support for scalable fonts, and the physical limits of how small text can before it becomes a strain to read.

That's why many people who want high res have tried the Etens, 9502, G900/910 and the like, and gone back to the E90 (including me).
There's little point in cramming a web page or terminal screen onto a tiny display unless you can read it comfortably - and for that, you still can't beat the Nokia.
Like the Actress said to the Bishop, the extra inch makes all the difference.

So, your only concerns with 9502 are the buttons (external ones), right? But other than a bigger screen and higher resolution, is there anything else seen as a drawback in your current Ultimate, being resolved in your future X1?

Finally, please note again that I have nothing against the 9502 myself. I just consider it a bit too expensive (500 UK pounds? That's twice the price of the N95 and the iPAQ 210...) for what it offers. If one would be thrown at me for, say, 100 pounds, I'd certainly accept it (albeit I'm not exactly sure I'd retire my current handsets and switch to the 9502.)

not sure what spam you are referring too

the link to smart-mobile-gadgets on the the first page of this thread

so you don't lose much if you go for the Kaiser instead of the 9502)

Use a non-slippery leather case - it'll pretty much guarantee it won't fell out. Or, never bend over but crouch / sit on your heels to pick up something. (If you don't get what I mean, let me know and I try to explain it in another way. My native tongue isn't English and, therefore, you may have a hard time understanding what I write.)

Note that I have nothing against i-mate - except for its very high price. Should it be sold at, say, $500, I wouldn't be recommending a separate solution (or even the Kaiser) instead. (This was, incidentally, my verdict too in my MWC i-mate report pasted in above.) At $800-900, however, I consider it pretty bad value for money - this is why I've came here to explain you can have far better, far more eye-friendly options for approximately the same amount of money.

NB: I don't and wouldn't recommend the 69xx. I'm only recommending either of the 4" HP VGA Pocket PC's because of their excellent screen quality AND size.

I simply don't see much point in having a 2.8" VGA screen. You won't be able to run Opera Mini on it (unless you use TAO, where you can hack the character size to be much bigger). You are pretty much unlikely to be able to make use of the high-resolution mode of IEM (or, for that matter, the default charsize of Opera Mobile). You won't be able to read PDF files without reflowing (which rarely works with, say, science books), utilizing the 640-wide screen. All this is possible with a 4" screen.

I fear the 9502 will have the same future as the O2 XDA Flame or the Toshi G900 - read: no real bugfixes, upgrades etc.).

The hx4700 (210) + N95 (N82; or the E51 if you don't need that good a camera) combo is just far more powerful and versatile than the 9502 and still costs less. The only downside is the need fo carrying two devices instead of one and the lack of EDR with the Nokia phones, which results in an in-practice maximal Internet download speed of about 72 kbyte/s. Otherwise, the combo works just great.

The 9502 is just too overpriced for what it's offering - this is my point.

Netnerd, I notice your spelling and grammar mistakes... I almost never make mistakes on my kaiser keyboard

The reason I recommend the iPAQ 210 (or the hx4700) that much is mostly because their price, which is (at most) half of the 9502 (particularly if you get the hx4700 off eBay for, say, $200).

New ID?

$899 for this?! Is this a joke? Better wait for the X1 or get a iPAQ 210 + Nokia N95-1 combo now - for the same price... Far better functionality in every respect, far more usable for multimedia, far better camera, a far better phone (also offering call recording capabilities), a 4" screen as opposed to a 2.8" one etc.

7200A = same processor with minor tweaks to get round the broadcom patent issues. It's the 7201 which is the new, better one ;)

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Paul great video, can you or someone post a screen shot or video of RDP or logmein on the X800, I'm DESPERATE to see how good it looks before I go get one of these bad boys...thanks!