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Published:
16 Nov 2006
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Released
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Eten X500 is quad-band GSM Pocket PC running Windows Mobile 5.0. It combines GPS and WiFi functionality, features QVGA touch-sensitive display and 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, FM radio and MicroSD slot. It is powered by 400MHz Samsung processor and 128/64 MB memory.

User rating
Excellent
8.6
out of 10
based on 1 reviews
Editor's rating
Good
7.1
out of 10
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X500 Much better for GPS than Artemis P3300

23 Jun 2007 David

8.6 out of 10

This is the best GPS phone available. The best things about are the faster processor, large capacity standard battery (which gives it more talk time and more GPS time), Windows Mobile 6 Upgrade, and the extra software that ETEN includes with it.

A lot of the other GPS phones, such as the HTC Artemis P3300, only have 200MHZ processors. My previous phone was an HTC Wizard with a 195MHZ processor (similiar to the Artemis processor), which I found to be too slow to run the Tom Tom GPS app (sometimes I'd be driving around a roundabout and the HTC Wizard was too slow to update the map as the car was moving). The HTC Wizard was very slow when trying to upload content to Avantgo, which I think is also because it's processor was too slow, and it was impossible to use Skype because of the slow processor. So I don't understand why HTC put such a slow processor in the P3300.

The X500 has the processor speed to that Tom Tom, Skype, and Avanto need to run. The integrated GPS works very well, and the WiFi works better than the HTC Wizards's WiFi.

The only technical issues I have with this phone are that it randomly capitalizes letters that I type (maybe on one letter in 200, which is not really a big deal).

In the future I hope that ETEN would look at increasing the memory in these phones and maybe increase the screen size a little (maybe a 3" or 3.2" screen)






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