T-Mobile MDA is built based on the design of HTC Wizard, which has also been launched as MDA Vario in Europe and as a variety of brand name such as O2 Xda Mini, i-Mate and Cingular 8125.
T-Mobile MDA is powered with 200 MHz TI OMAP850 processor and runs on Windows Mobile 5.0. T-Mobile MDA Vario also has a large 2.8″ touchscreen LCD, equipped with 1.3 megapixel digital camera, QWERTY thumb keyboard, and supports Bluetooth 1.2, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, Quad-band GSM, GPRS and EDGE (Class 10).
BrightHand reviewed T-Mobile MDA and concluded that “I actually prefer the T-Mobile MDA a bit over the Cingular 8125, despite the fact that they have identical internal hardware. The design of the MDA is more rounded, and fits more comfortably into the hand, than does the more squared-off 8125. That said, the devices are almost exactly alike: solidly designed and built, data oriented, GSM handheld with very few frills.”
Pros:
Quad-band GSM/EDGE Bluetooth/Wi-Fi Good keyboard Comfortable feel Dialup-networking
Cons:
Button arrangement Lacks 3G Bad stylus Abysmally small memory
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