HTC P6300 (Panda) Review

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HTC P6300 (Panda) Review. A good business phone with a huge display. After releasing new innovatory devices such as the HTC Touch and the HTC advantage, …

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3 September 2007 By: Sorin Trusca, Communications News Editor
HTC P6300 (Panda) Review
A good business phone with a huge display
After releasing new innovatory devices such as the HTC Touch and the HTC advantage,
the Taiwanese manufacturer decided that it was time to go back to roots and deliver a PDA
that brings back to life a design found in one of their older released Pocket PCs.
Recommended by HTC as a business phone, the HTC 6300, codenamed Panda, can be
considered the spiritual successor of HTC Alpine, as both devices feature the same big
display and size and physical aspect.
Launched in July 2007, the PDA runs on Windows Mobile 5.0 and can currently be
purchased for a price of about $750. The device is also available as a rebranded version
from the mobile carrier O2 under the name of XDA Argon.
Design
The first thing that can be noticed about the P6300 is its shear size which reminds me of
days of glory when the first Pocket PCs appeared. But the size is totally justified here, given
the big 3.5 inch screen which equips it. Though, weighing at 200 grams and having the
dimensions 69.8…