
"A solid business phone that runs relatively smoothly "
By Andrew Lim
Published: 3 October 2008 08:00 GMT
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What is it:
Feature-packed Windows Mobile smartphone
We like:
Thinner design; sturdy casing; HSDPA; wi-fi; GPS; 3.5mm headphone jack
We don't like:
Lack of flash on the camera; keypad could be slightly larger
The judgement:
While there are certain things about the Pro we think could be improved, such as the camera, it's a solid business phone that runs relatively smoothly. It lacks the finesse of the BlackBerry Bold and wow of the iPhone but it works well and is a good choice if you're looking for a Windows Mobile phone that does what it says on the tin
Reviewed by:
CNET.co.uk's Andrew Lim, read the full review here.
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