CNET Asia Review - HTC Touch Dual
The good: HSDPA connectivity; numeric keypad for one-hand texting, excellent tweaks to the UI through TouchFLO; slim and attractive design; intuitive modified Home screen; snappy performance.
The bad: No Wi-Fi; no GPS; keypad lacks an OK key; no dedicated audio connector.
The bottom line: If the lack of Wi-Fi is not a big issue for you, the Touch Dual, with its great design and improved UI, is an excellent choice for both newcomers and experienced Windows Mobile users.
Rating: 10 out of 10 (Perfect)
Pros: Lots of functions ncluding HSDPA!
Cons: Only cons is that battery life is avarage (as it is usually all in this kind of phones)
Opinion:
The best HTC ever! Who needs WIFI when you have HSDPA phone!!! It includes touch screen qwerty but I like it more because it keeps the size of phone small!
Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: 3.5G phone, Good keypad, Faster as compared to O2 Stealth
Cons: Lack of WiFi
Opinion:
Overall comment for the HTC Dual Touch is Mid-Way to Perfect. Simply the reason of user-friendly, ergonomic and lastly have a good functionality. I have used PDA phone such as O2 Stealth and O2 Mini before I have purchased the HTC Dual Touch. My personal comment for this phone is good and recommended to buy because it does not hang often, secondly it also provides extra software such as Chinese (CE-star) for user to read and key in Chinese words.
Absolutely great phone!
Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: 3.5G, light weight
Cons: insensitive touch screen
Opinion:
For those who do not have broadband on mobile plan, this phone is not as useful since it does not come with WIFI.
But for those who have broadband on mobile plan, this phone is actually a superb choice!! It's light weight, good interface, nice finishing, handy, and good for holding! Suitable for both guys and gals!
If you want to use WIFI, this is definitely not your choice. So please do not say this phone is not good because it is not designed for those WIFI users. This phone is only suitable for those who can afford to spend money to subscribe broadband on mobile plan.
The bad: No Wi-Fi; no GPS; keypad lacks an OK key; no dedicated audio connector.
The bottom line: If the lack of Wi-Fi is not a big issue for you, the Touch Dual, with its great design and improved UI, is an excellent choice for both newcomers and experienced Windows Mobile users.
Rating: 10 out of 10 (Perfect)
Pros: Lots of functions ncluding HSDPA!
Cons: Only cons is that battery life is avarage (as it is usually all in this kind of phones)
Opinion:
The best HTC ever! Who needs WIFI when you have HSDPA phone!!! It includes touch screen qwerty but I like it more because it keeps the size of phone small!
Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: 3.5G phone, Good keypad, Faster as compared to O2 Stealth
Cons: Lack of WiFi
Opinion:
Overall comment for the HTC Dual Touch is Mid-Way to Perfect. Simply the reason of user-friendly, ergonomic and lastly have a good functionality. I have used PDA phone such as O2 Stealth and O2 Mini before I have purchased the HTC Dual Touch. My personal comment for this phone is good and recommended to buy because it does not hang often, secondly it also provides extra software such as Chinese (CE-star) for user to read and key in Chinese words.
Absolutely great phone!
Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: 3.5G, light weight
Cons: insensitive touch screen
Opinion:
For those who do not have broadband on mobile plan, this phone is not as useful since it does not come with WIFI.
But for those who have broadband on mobile plan, this phone is actually a superb choice!! It's light weight, good interface, nice finishing, handy, and good for holding! Suitable for both guys and gals!
If you want to use WIFI, this is definitely not your choice. So please do not say this phone is not good because it is not designed for those WIFI users. This phone is only suitable for those who can afford to spend money to subscribe broadband on mobile plan.
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