T-Mobile MDA Touch Plus

Filed under: Cell Phones & PDAs, Reviews | Last updated: Tuesday, May 6th, 2008

Last update: Review by PC Advisor (06 May’08)

T-Mobile MDA Touch Plus features 2MP camera, 2.6 inch QVGA flat touchscreen, 3.5G connectivity, TouchFLO interface, 3.5G connectivity, Windows Mobile 6 Professional and bluetooth.

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T-Mobile MDA Touch Plus Reviews

PC Advisor reviews the T-Mobile MDA Touch Plus and writes;

“The T-Mobile MDA Touch Plus is a solid and attractive smartphone that belies it PDA design roots, but in a positive fashion, bringing contact management and business productivity tools to a handset with excellent connectivity credentials, a large, clear screen and a far improved usability thanks to the keypad that works as an adjunct to the touchscreen.”
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TrustedReviews reviews the T-Mobile MDA Touch Plus and writes;

“Compared to the original Touch, the Touch Plus is slightly slimmer and longer, while being slightly thicker - 107 x 55 x 16mm compared to 100 x 58 x 14mm (LxWxD) - but what’s really surprising is how little thickness has been added by the sliding keypad. T-Mobile claims a weight of 120g which is only slightly heavier than the 114g of the original Touch, although placing the Touch Plus on the TrustedReviews scales revealed a weight of 131g. Also the slightly slimmer width has resulted in a screen size of 2.6in instead of 2.8in, although the 240 x 320 resolution remains the same.”
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PC Advisor reviews the T-Mobile MDA Touch Plus and writes;

“The T-Mobile MDA Touch Plus is a solid and attractive smartphone that belies it PDA design roots, but in a positive fashion, bringing contact management and business productivity tools to a handset with excellent connectivity credentials, a large, clear screen and a far improved usability thanks to the keypad that works as an adjunct to the touchscreen.”
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Pocket Lint reviews the T-Mobile MDA Touch Plus and writes;

“Like the original, the back of the device has a 2 megapixel camera for normal shots and videos. In use, we found the picture quality to be surprisingly good for a 2 megapixel device…The dual has also been upgraded in its processor, now running a Qualcomm 7200 processor at 400MHz as opposed to an OMAP 850 running at a slightly slow 201MHz. The RAM has also been bumped up to 128MB from 64MB, offering that all important extra space, so crucially needed when running Windows Mobile programs. ”
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