MichaelWilliams

Anyone noticed the O2 XDA Flame?
Sounds as an Axim X51v killer.

Xscale(R) PXA 270 processor at 520 Mhz
640X480 with nVidia GoForce 5500 accelerator and video out connector!
128Mbyte RAM and 2Gbyte! Flash ROM
(some say 64Mbyte RAM but on the photo at DinarSoft it shows 128Mbyte)
USB host (USB On-The-Go)
802.11g and GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS
2Mpixel camera (+ VGA secondary on front)
Built-in FM tuner ??
Micro SD expansion slot
and of course Bluetooth 2.0 and IrDa

From the pictures it looks very much like the size of an Axim X50/51
Maybe it's time soon to do some damage to my credit card :love:

:) Will

dgoldring

Yes, I have seen this. I wuld love to get my hands on one.

Doug

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radimus

Dunno... My Cingular 8525 is in the mail...

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Pocketbrain

It shore is purty. I really want a good VGA PDA phone. Probably the fastest processor on the market for a PDA phone thus far, too.

lhanz29x

the 2GB ROM is attractive, but what i need is RAM bigger than 64MB. running WAD alone takes up so much ram, then there's textmaker, adobe, etc, i usually use several big programs at once when i'm really 'working' with the axim. so the other features don't impress me much as long as the ram is still 64mb.

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Axim x51v WM5
Came with A12
RiData 4Gb SD Card
Found an OLD SandDisk 32MB CF Card
Stowaway Bluetooth Keyboard

All programs installed on SD
Storage Memory Available: 150M
Program Memory Average: 25M
1800mAh Extended Battery
EB Flipper Slim Case

DotanCohen

Heh, the screen is 3.6 inch. That's smaller than the x51v's 3.7 incher. I'd go for a bigger screened device, such as an HP 4700.

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DJ Trance AZ

Oh FINALLY...a PPC Phone with VGA screen...

.Eric

DinarSoft

Originally Posted by DotanCohen

Heh, the screen is 3.6 inch. That's smaller than the x51v's 3.7 incher. I'd go for a bigger screened device, such as an HP 4700. Dotan Cohen http://what-is-what.com/what_is/microsoft.html

Can you really see the difference between a 3.6 and a 3.7 screen?

dgoldring

Wow. Tha screen is virtually the same size as the Axim. That is huge!! I really need to get my hands on one of these.

Dinarsoft, I know some of your folks had a look at these recently. What did you think?

Doug

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DinarSoft

Originally Posted by dgoldring

Wow. Tha screen is virtually the same size as the Axim. That is huge!! I really need to get my hands on one of these. Dinarsoft, I know some of your folks had a look at these recently. What did you think? Doug

I think it was great, It's lighter than my Axim with a better screen (the photos didn't show that but that's what I saw).
I told the guys at the stand that I would buy one on the spot even if it's still a beta device and even it's not a quad band.
And the guy told me that I'm not the first one to tell him that, he also add: "If we had a thousand device for sale with us, we would've sold them out in one day"

dgoldring

Wow. The pictures I have seen look amazing. Any idea on when/if they will be available in the U.S., and which carrier will have them??

Doug

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Originally Posted by dgoldring

Wow. The pictures I have seen look amazing. Any idea on when/if they will be available in the U.S., and which carrier will have them?? Doug

The guy didn't have any idea if it's even going to be available in the states or not.
but he said : "If we release it in the states it has to be through Cingular" (because of the tri-band thing.

AdamaDBrown

I think that somebody got that backwards: most tri-band devices are 900/1800/1900, and thus CAN'T be used on Cingular (or most of T-Mobile's roaming coverage) because they don't support 850. If this does come to the US--and I wouldn't expect it--it could only do so on T-Mobile.

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Originally Posted by AdamaDBrown

I think that somebody got that backwards: most tri-band devices are 900/1800/1900, and thus CAN'T be used on Cingular (or most of T-Mobile's roaming coverage) because they don't support 850. If this does come to the US--and I wouldn't expect it--it could only do so on T-Mobile.

Being a Canadian, I'm not very familiar with all the networks in the States, I was just repeating what I as told :)

AKAJohnDoe

I read somewhere that the marketing folks who decide such things had decided for us all that Europeans liked PDA/Phones without built-in keyboards and those in the USA preferred keyboards. So aside from the tri vs quad vs which of the frequencies issues, it seems that we rarely get a choice.

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