Motorola MPx220 Pocket PC Reviews

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"If you're comfortable with Windows Mobile and text input is not a major priority, the MPx220 will make a slim and valuable mobile companion." from Pdastreet.com Expensive phone for only a year's worth of use. I know of a couple of other people who have had problems with the phone as well. Motorola outsourced the development of this phone and not only is it discontinued, but Motorola discontinued the relationship with the manufacturer and cancelled the plans for an MPX3.. series phone. from Amazon.com I've had my MPX220 with Cingular service since Dec 2004 (15 months) and with some exceptions has more than met my expectations. For my needs I found this much superior to the Blackberry which I tried for a month- i.e., much more convenient phone functionality. from Amazon.com - Small compared to many other PDA phones like Palm - Cheap compared to other PDA phones. - Easy PC syncing. I got lotus notes calendar synced from Amazon.com There is nothing greater than saying to your friends, "My phone is a little computer. It has a 200MHz duel core processor." I have owned the Mpx220 since it first came out in November 2004. This phone is basically a miniature computer. from Amazon.com I have owned every possible cellphone out there samsung, nokia, different motorolas, evn pda phones like the treo 650, imate ijam. Pros: from Amazon.com I do and it's very plain to me that Motorola is just another big company living off of it's reputation. All the bad reviews here are true. from Amazon.com Windows causes the phone to stall sometimes, or respond very slowly (phone keeps ringing even though you have answered). Some smartphone apps don't work. The Motorola charger is likely to stop working after a week or so (I have had 5 of these phones). The charging pins are delicate and susceptible to bending. from Amazon.com I have this phone for 3 months now. I used to be a Sprint user with Sanyo8200. I can say, unfortunately, my old Sanyo recieve better than this phone in some occassion( Like Mpx220 couldnt get a strong signal in my kitchen but Sanyo could. On the other hand, Mpx220 was able to recieve signal in the lake that I play jetski). from Amazon.com I had been very happy with my Motorola phone until the battery started losing its charge within a day, even when the phone was turned off. The friendly but incompetent customer support kept me on the phone for an average of 40 minutes for the repeated calls trying to figure out the problem. from Amazon.com

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Released	over 3 years ago
Interface Type	USB
Operating System	Microsoft Mobile Pocket PC 2003
Built-in Music Player	MP3 Player
Display Technology	Color TFT LCD
Audio Output	2.5 mm Headset Jack Built in Speaker
Battery Life	5 Hours
Battery Type	Proprietary Lithium
Built-in Digital Camera	Built-in Digital Camera
Color Depth	18-bit (262k colors)
Depth	.96 in. 0.96 in. 0.96 in.
Digital Camera Resolution	1.2 Megapixels
Digital Photography Featu	Video Capture Capability
Digital Photography Features	Video Capture Capability
Display	18-bit (262k colors) Color TFT LCD
Expansion Slot	Secure Digital (SD) Card Slot
Height	3.93 in.
Input Method	Microphone
PDA Special Features	Vibration Notification Sound Notification GSM Cellular Phone
Release Date	Q4, 2004
Voice Recorder	With Voice Recorder
Weight	3.88 oz.
Width	1.89 in.
Wireless Capabilities	Bluetooth

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