High resolution PDA phone screen

While most regular phones have only QVGA (320x240 pixel) screens, the following PDA-phones are equipped with a sharp VGA (640x480 pixel) screen that has four times more pixels.

With this resolution, graphic content and especially web surfing will give you the same sense of honesty as you see on a computer screen. In addition, the Windows Mobile operating system supports WVGA wide format resolution (800x480 pixels) for the future. In fact, the Toshiba Portege G900 has been equipped with this resolution.

Therefore, QVGA resolution is about to be obsolete, even in the small fashion phone world. If you want a PDA phone to display crisp, clear text, you need to find up to 5 models with VGA monitors or below.

Toshiba Portege G900

Besides the WVGA screen, the G900's strength is the HSDPA network, advanced security applications including fingerprint protection. The point of dissatisfaction in the product is poor camera, oversized, heavy appearance and plastic material. The product also does not have GPS navigation function.

However, if you are not afraid to design a slightly larger and more advanced resolution, the G900 is a good candidate for installing Windows Mobile 6 operating system and is confident with sensitive information.

O2 Xda Flame

This O2 'Flame' has a nice bright VGA screen, built-in FM radio, powerful Nvidia Goforce 550 graphics card, and 2GB of internal memory. In addition, Flame also has a plug-in USB port, a connector for TV screens, impressive stereo headphones and many advanced applications.

However, the disadvantage of the product is the lack of GPS features, HSDPA data network technology, slow start screen, video jerky when making video calls while the stylus is a bit small.

i-mate Ultimate 9502

This Ultimate proved to be the most feature-rich compared to its line of products. It is also more hi-end by supporting HSDPA network, 4-band GSM, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity. VGA screen, Qwerty keyboard with sliding shape and handy Sidekick design for entering text and editing e-mail.

The downside of the product is its slightly larger and heavier appearance (up to 200g) while to match the high-resolution display, the processor should be more than 400MHz and the RAM needs to be larger than the existing 128 MB.

Dopod U1000

The U1000 boasts a speed 624 MHz processor, a 5-inch wide VGA screen, a wide range of wireless connectivity options, GPS navigation, and MicroDrive to 8GB memory card and touch switch Unique VueFlo action.

The weakness of the product is its heavy oversized body, lack of applications with GPS as well as integrated maps. Product prices are also different while the keyboard has no backlight.

E-ten glofiish X800

Next to the VGA monitor, the X800 has a sleek design that fits in the grip. X800 uses Samsung 500 MHz processor. The product is full of connection types such as 3G, HSDPA, GPS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. The X800 is also equipped with a mini-USB port for charging and synchronizing data, while the 2.5 mm audio port for enjoying the music and microSD card slot to expand memory.

Only the Start and OK keys are a bit difficult to manipulate, only 64 MB of RAM, running apps a bit slow and the battery running out of power.

Hai Thanh