HTC MDA Review - Display & Audio
Display & Audio The Wizard has an outstanding color display. The display is touch screen and supports 65,000 colors.
For such a small phone the display is fairly big, it is 240x320 pixels. The display is mostly meant to be used with the stylus; however you can still utilize hot keys for the programs you use the most.
The Wizard supports mp3 files using the built in Windows Media Player. It works seamlessly when listening to music. You can also play many other types of audio but .mp3 are the most practical. One of the good things about Windows Mobile phones is the countless applications. A must have program for Windows Mobile phones is a program called TCPMP formally known as Betaplayer. This is a free program that has many more capabilities than Windows Media Player. Some features include: watching Divx and other kinds of video, making play lists within the program etc. The Wizard’s sound is superb quality, and has dual speakers on both sides of the phone.
Next: Entertainment, Internet, Storage, & Connectivity »Fetch me more...Quickly jump to more information about related topics, cell phones, carriers or phone manufacturers mentioned in this In-Depth Review by using the links below. Reviews by companyApple, BenQ, BlackBerry, Eten, HTC, LG, Motorola, Nokia, o2, Palm, Pantech, Samsung, Sanyo, Sharp, Sony EricssonOur fancy algorithm says this stuff is related...The HTC Wizard is a brilliant Pocket PC with advanced features and capabilities. The Wizard is made by High Tech Corporation (HTC). Although HTC makes the phone, it is branded by many other companies. The HTC Wizard is also known as the Qtek 9100, I-Mate K-Jam, o2 XDA , T-Mobile MDA etc. Although it is branded by different companies the actual phone is the same, but the branded OS may be different. For example, in this review I used my... The Wizard supports mp3 and wav ring tones which are very loud when coming through the dual speakers which are located on each side of the phone. Other than the dual speakers the Wizard also has WAP internet. The Wizard supports the quad 850/900/1800/1900 GSM bands so it will work flawlessly any where around the world where GSM networks are accessible.
The HTC Wizard has 1.3 mega-pixel camera with flash which does an excellent job capturing... Windows Mobile phones are great when it comes to entertainment. You can play real computer like games, listen to music, watch movies, surf the internet virtually anywhere. People might think it is unpractical to use a phone for these things, but it is more practical then having to carry a laptop, cell phone, PDA organizer and mp3 player!! The HTC Wizard has both WAP and WIFI. The pocket Internet Explorer works amazing. When you have the keyboard... The Wizard design is very precise and includes a lot of features in a small package. The Wizard is also very high quality and is built to last. The display however is very sensitive like all touch screen phones but the case that is provided helps keep it safe. The phone is also very durable and can go through some serious falls. Although all phones are bound to fall, with this phone you have to be extra careful because of all the sensitive... T-Mobile has launched the new HTC MDA for use on its GSM network. T-Mobile is offering the phone for $349.99 after a $50 mail-in-rebate and when purchased with a new contract. The MDA offers Bluetooth technology, Windows Media Player, EDGE technology, and expandable mini SD memory slot.
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