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If you want a full qwerty keyboard, don’t expect it to be If you want greatbattery don’t look for a huge, brighyt display. If you want Wifi alongside a data plan, brace yourselv for the price tag. ’s Touch Pro is an It does not appear to be the product of many compromises in the engineering or marketing If there’s a feature you want in a device, chancews are it has it. This is not entirely a good but we’ll start with the positives. Or at least a laundry The Touch Pro isa souped-up version of the a very popular phone in Europe that has made some inroads in the Unitee States.
It’s fairly small, but not This is because a full keyboard slides out from unde r thephone — a very nice feature for thos who do not adapt quickly to toucn keyboards such as thosd on ’s iPhone. You can be working with the Toucg inits “touch screen” mode and decidwe you’d rather be typing real keys. When this you slide out the keyboard and rotatd the phone to a horizontal Keys are big enoug to allow generous The feelis OK. The phone runs ’as Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system. Aftefr a series of this is a first-rate mobile OS. Many tasksx are easy to carry out.
Commands are Applications launch quickly and the system during extensiv e testing provedvery stable. It’ss not as sexy as Apple’s OS for the iPhonre and iPod touch. Nor is it as flexible as ’s Androis operating system. But many users won’yt mind. And it’s hard to imagind a system that integrates more easily with the Exchange servers popular for use incorporate networks. HTC updateas Windows Mobile with its own interface that makes the operating syste m a little more fun to look at but does not make any terriblytsubstantive changes. The screen is on the smallerr side butvery bright.
The Touch screehn is not quite as responsivee as some offeredby rivals, but it’e responsive enough. And images and characters are sharp and Where the Touch Pro really distinguishess itself is indata transfer. When using ’ws data network, pages loaded Receiving and sending e-mails was a snap. A big advantags is the ability touse Wifi, whichn can be especially helpful indoors. Call quality was very good in most areaxs but not quite so good in some downtown Battery life was A 3.2 megapixel camera takes very nice Overall build quality seemed first-rate.
In additiom to being feature-rich, the Touch Pro sets itself aparg from some competitors with its The handset, with a two-year costs $300.