also known as UTStarcom XV-6600/ PPC-6600 / PPC-6601, Verizon Wireless XV6600

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Published:
11 Aug 2004
Market Status:
Released
US carrier availability:
Sprint - Discontinued as UTStarcom XV-6600/ PPC-6600 / PPC-6601
Verizon - Discontinued as Verizon Wireless XV6600
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Description:

The Audiovox XV-6600 (HTC Harrier) is CDMA Pocket PC smartphone and features EV-DO high speed data (some models), Bluetooth, full extractable QWERTY keyboard, and 400 Mhz Intel processor with 128 Mb ram. Versions with and without camera are available.

User rating
Good
7.4
out of 10
based on 9 reviews

PAppeal

Christian Dior:
1 of 10
Very low
Average Joe:
1 of 10
Very low
Corporate US:
8 of 10
High
High-Tech junkie:
8 of 10
High
HTC Harrier specifications

HTC Harrier specifications

  • Network
  • Size
  • Battery
    • Type
      • Li - Ion, 1490 mAh
    • Talk
      •    4 hours (240 mins) of Talk time
    • Standby
      •    168 hours (7 days) of Stand-by time
  • Main Display
    • Resolution
      • 240 x 320 pixels
    • Type
      • 65 536 colors, TFT
    • Touch Screen
      • Yes
  • Camera
    • Resolution
      •    0.3 megapixels VGA Resolution
    • Video
      • Yes
    • Features
      • Flash: Yes, only PPC-6600 has camera
  • Multimedia
    • Video Playback
      • Windows Media Player
    • Music Player
      • WAV, WMA, MP3 formats supported , Windows Media Player
  • Memory
    • Memory Slot
      • MMC/SD
    • Built-in
      • 64MB ROM, 128MB RAM
  • Smartphone
    • OS
      • Windows Mobile Professional; 2003
    • Processor
      • Intel PXA 263 @ 400 Mhz / Qualcomm MSM5500
  • Input
    • Full Keyboard
      • 39 keys extractable QWERTY keyboard
  • Connectivity
    • Internet
      • Pocket Internet Explorer
    • USB
      • Yes
    • Connectors
      • HeadSet Jack (2.5mm)
  • Other Features
    • PhoneBook
      • Multiple Numbers Per Contact, Picture ID
    • PIM
      • Alarm, Calendar, Calculator
    • Voice
      • Recording, Speaker Phone
    • Email
      • IMAP/POP3
    • FCC Approved
      • Yes

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dds

18 Oct 2006 by bob

6.4 out of 10

after much learning and calls to tech, I am reasonably satisfied and believe that all the new phones are not great as yet. ringer is not good. lots of weird clinches but works well most of the time. i oculd do without the cameral....why did
Verizon dumpt this?






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Keyboard works for all apps

26 Jun 2005 by mkmobile

6.6 out of 10

Posting a reply to Mr. Don... keyboard works for all applications, including Word & Excel & browser... I love the device; had a Samsung i700, upgraded. Web access is wonderful. Using this device as a high speed modem connected to my laptop, able to log into corporate email with high speed access.






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Kyocera 7135 user - tested Treo 650 and 6600

9 Jun 2005 by eric

7.2 out of 10

I dumped my Kyocera 7135 and purchased the 6600... it has all the features I wanted... email, evdo, big screen for surfing on the run. I noticed quickly that it is a very poor phone. It takes considerable effort to select a name to dial from the contacts, it has a huge touch screen... but does not have a virtual button to switch to speaker phone. It is very difficult to turn off the phone when you dont want to field calls. I took it back and got the Treo 650... which is much better as a phone and has a better screen.. yes, I would take it over the 6600.. very clear and crisp. I returned the Treo becuase is has awful voice quality... and I really want EVDO. So, I am back to my Kyocera 7135 and will try the Samsung i730 when it becomes available. Hopefully it will be a great phone and pda.






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