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Any feedback yet on Eten M600

From all the specs I read, it looks like a great piece of equipment:
- quad-band (useful for me)
- 802.11 b/g (at last!!!). Wonder if WPA/WPA2 is supported, and PSK and/or 802.1x
-full-size SDIO
- Size looks to be between Magician and Himalaya (good enough for me!)
- BT 1.2 supported
- WM5.0...
So if anyone has anything to say about Eten in general and on the M600 in particular, I'd be glad to hear.
Cheers,
Hal
BTW, can be found here:
http://www.expansys.fr/product.asp?code=127430

i was looking at one of these too. This looks like one sexxy handset!

not 4 me.
crappy samsung cpu, 64mb ram and useless 802.11g(it will take tons of energy if used)...
Qtek 2020i still the best.

not 4 me.
crappy samsung cpu, 64mb ram and useless 802.11g(it will take tons of energy if used)...
Qtek 2020i still the best.

I played with an Eten at Modaco.
Nice device, but fairly plasticy, unlike the aluminium sheathed godliness of HTC's stuff.
Nice to have the competition though. However, If i was going for a non HTC, I'd wait for the Atom = perkier.
V

hal said:
From all the specs I read, it looks like a great piece of equipment:
- quad-band (useful for me)
- 802.11 b/g (at last!!!). Wonder if WPA/WPA2 is supported, and PSK and/or 802.1x
-full-size SDIO
- Size looks to be between Magician and Himalaya (good enough for me!)
- BT 1.2 supported
- WM5.0...
So if anyone has anything to say about Eten in general and on the M600 in particular, I'd be glad to hear.
Cheers,
Hal
BTW, can be found here:
http://www.expansys.fr/product.asp?code=127430
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Hal,
Do you know where this product can be purchased with a new abbonement in France?
mogwai

As an owner of imate JAM and after reading all that about the warranty on blue angel and stuff I am going forward and I ll be ordering an ETEN M600 this monday morning!
At least it has full size SD and it supports SDIO!!!!
As for the quality mentioned above nothing can be worse than the firming on JAM. Have you seen the battery cover of the JAM???? How many of you have a jam that its colour didn't came off? Mine is becoming grey after the silver has gone in the back!
Anyway as for the samsung processor just think that K-JAM has the 200MHz version of it while M600 has the 400MHz one and I ve seen some benchmarks on the net showing clearly that tha 400MHz Samsung is faster in many tests than the Intel 416MHz located inside my JAM. At least msmobiles in their recent review say that skype works flawless something I never managed to see on my JAM or my friend's PDA2k.
So I will make a small review as soon as I lay my hands on it sometime after 5th of December.
And admins please create an area for ETEN users too.

I've seen the E-ten m500 (300 MHz Samsung CPU) in action and must say that I was really impressed.
Scrolling of navigation cards (Navigon Mobile Navigator 5.1) almost in real-time.
You'll need at least 416/520 MHz Intel CPU to achieve same results.
Don't know about battery life though.
Sascha

Sabo M500 has exactly the same processor with M600 and its clocked at 400MHz. I also saw an M500 and it was really fast and smoother than my JAM. Let me get my hands on M600 and I will let you all know how good it is!

Too bad there is no keyboard!!

The missing keyboard is one of the advantages of my M600 for me! :lol: :wink:

M600 in FR and lack of keyboard
Ok, I confess, I couldn't hold it anymore: I bought a K-Jam WWE while in Dubai last week.
First impression: not slower than BA/HIMA running WM5 (I have both - BA has dead screen now...).
It is the right size for me.
I tend to hate the keyboards, having been on Palm since 1995... The BA keyboard was laughable! But the on on K-Jam is real cool.
Keep feedback on M600 pouring please, I still find it's a nice piece of equipment!
My 2c,
Hal.

katsj said:
And admins please create an area for ETEN users too.
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You are welcome on our forum:
http://www.eten-users.net/

SaBo said:
I've seen the E-ten m500 (300 MHz Samsung CPU) in action and must say that I was really impressed.
Sascha
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M500 has a 400mhz cpu

I had (still have, in fact) a Magician (JAM) till about 3 days back when after careful comparison of the various alternatives available (I wanted a WiFi pocket pc phone that was stable and fast) I bought the Eten M600.
Compared to my friends K-JAMs and JAMINs this one is really stable and fast. I can skype away happily on the M600 while my friends struggle to start up skype on their JAMINs. I make calls on Skype while they listen to garbage trying to make one.
Eten rocks, and at a price that $150 cheaper (including a free 1GB SD Card) than the JAMIN its too good a deal to ignore. @ HTC - competition has arrived, and in style!

4 new pocket pc devices by HTC

Article from http://www.mypocketpcmobile.com
HTC presented today 07 September 2006, 4 new windows mobile devices. The devices will be sold under the HTC brand as well as customized versions by mobile operators.
The HTC S620 is a thin and light smartphone. It is the first device to feature HTC’s JOGGR touch sensitive navigation bar. Read More…
The HTC P3300 (T-Mobile MDA Compact III) is a pocket pc device with build in GPS. It will have pre-installed the new TomTom Navigator 6 application and will have also pre-loaded the complete set of maps for Western Europe. Read More…
The HTC P3600 is the next generation of HTC’s pocket pc mobiles. It is the ancestor of popular Prophet and Magician. It offers 3G connectivity and it is HSDPA ready. It also carries a 2.0 megapixels camera. Read More…
The HTC S310 is Quad band - high specification candy bar-style smartphone with multimedia functionality. Read More…

I really wish HTC or another company would break away from the classic Pocket PC brick design and come up with something more innovative. Like a clamshell phone model with the same specs as the HTC 3600. Something like the StarTrek but with a touch screen and number pad where the screen could flip around would be awesome.
Ah well, looks like the HTC 3600 is the one to replace my K-Jam since I don't use the keyboard enough. Unless of course someone knows of such a phone coming out anytime soon.

what is the dfference between Tytn and P3600?

HTC P3600 and TyTN
differences of TyTn and HTC at a glance:
same processor,both 3G,TyTN slightly bigger and thicker,2.0 mega pixel camera on both, 2 cameras (rear and front)
HTC P3600
No sliding keyboard
size:Typical: 108mm(L)x 58.2mm(W)x 18.4mm(T)
weight:150g
HTC TyTn
Sliding QWERTY Keyboard
size:113 x 58 x 22 mm
weight:176g
I would consider the HTC P3600 an alternative to those who do not want the sliding keyboard on TyTN, but would like a smaller device.

and have you seen the price tag

Slimest GPRS device w/ wifi and QWERTY?

Hey guys I love my Wizard (os xda mini s) but its so darn thick!! I like the other dimensions but the thickness is aweful. Anyone got the scoop on something about 17mm Thick, <60mm Width <110mm Length with QWERTY, WiFi, and windows mobile? Or am I asking too much?
=]
Thanks!
josh

The upcoming HTC Kaiser fits the bill -- it's about the same size as the Wizard but 5 mm thinner. Here's a size comparison you might find helpful.

even thinner is the herald (P4350) but it lacks alot of the features of the kaiser simply put it is a wizard but slimmer

Eten M700.

Thin unfortunately also means wide and long, especially if you want QWERTY.
Consider the Ubiquio 501 (WinMo5 PPC or 6 Pro): 122mm x 65mm x 14mm

ZSX said:
Thin unfortunately also means wide and long, especially if you want QWERTY.
Consider the Ubiquio 501 (WinMo5 PPC or 6 Pro): 122mm x 65mm x 14mm
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No touch screen

i'd have to go with the wing/herald

Have you considered the S710/730? That has everything you listed except a lack of touchscreen.

slowjett said:
No touch screen
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I have one and I can assure you that the Ubiquio 501 is a Pocket PC/ Professional device i.e. it has a touch screen.
Review here:
http://msmobiles.com/news.php/5741.html
It now comes with a free WM6 upgrade too (check out Expansys).

HTC TyTN II or HP IPAQ 610c

Hey guys can someone help me out. I'm really confused which one amoung these two HTC TyTN II or HP IPAQ 610c sholud i go for. I love both the models. Can someone suggest which one is the best. HP IPAQ 610c will be releasing this october.

Question is: do you wan to have PDA integrated in a phone or Do you wan to have Phone integrated in a PDA.
I would go with HTC TyTN II which is HTC_kaiser

TytnII FTW
It has a full keyboard, the same quality cam and amount of ram
the kaiser is slightly less powerfull (520mhz verses 400mhz) but thats not really noticiable, specially if theres a overclocker coming

I like the IPAQ 600 because of its flash/led light (needed to take pictures by night)

HTC Tytn Vs HTC Tytn II

which is the best of both ?

The Tytn II is a much improved device over the original Tytn.
Just a highlight of some of the newer features;
- Slimmer, slicker hardware device
- Integrated GPS
- Integrated 3mp camera
- Double the internal memory 256mb ROM, 128mb RAM
- Support for HSUPA Protocol
- Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR
- Touchscreen which is better optimised for using HTC TouchFlo applications.
if you want to take a deeper look into it yourself check out these sites;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTC_TyTN
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTC_TyTN_II
Hope that helps
Trist

I can't belive that this has even shown up. The Tytn II is the newest version which should obviously be better. Its GPS actually has an antenna attached and all points stated above.

However, the TyTN has flash... the TyTN II, no. The TyTN has a vanity mirror. No for the TyTN II. TyTN has one more button than the TyTN II. Finally, TyTN II has no infrared. But I still love my TyTN II!!

The II weighs more as well. Personally waiting for their next line to consider upgrade (would like larger screen as well as smaller form factor).

Fatila said:
The II weighs more as well. Personally waiting for their next line to consider upgrade (would like larger screen as well as smaller form factor).
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And its thickness is 2mm more, compared to the Tytn.
I'll consider a device with a sliding full keyboard when it will be as thin as keyboard-less devices...