Eten P300

Expert review by: Carlo Guerrero (theunwired.net)

ETEN P300 Pocket PC Phone Edition

The Eten P300 is probably the most affordable Pocket PC Phone Edition right now running on the latest Windows Mobile 2003 Software for Pocket PC. Did Eten cut any corners to get the price down or is the very attractive price tag too good to be true?...

Dec, 2003

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Expert review by: (mobiletechreview.com)

E-TEN P300B Pocket PC Phone Review by Mobile Tech Review

While we've seen several high end Pocket PC Phone Edition models in the US, we haven't seen any affordable, more basic models until the recent introduction of the Audiovox PPC4100 from AT&T Wireless and now the E-TEN P300B which will be sold under the...

More affordable than most Pocket PC phones and you can buy it without having to sign a contract with your mobile service provider. Small and lightweight. Has Bluetooth that supports headsets as well as GPS. It's a world phone that supports...

On the slow side, though adequate for daily business tasks. Screen isn't transflective and supports only 4,096 colors. Bluetooth only comes with headset and serial port profiles. RF isn't strong, so consider this phone only if you live and work in...

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Expert review by: Sandra Vogel (zdnet.co.uk)

Eten P300

Despite its moderate specification and the odd design quirk, we quite like this relatively compact combination of Pocket PC and mobile phone.

Small and light for a handheld/phone device ; feature-rich compared to Windows Mobile smartphones ; removable battery

Poorly located camera ; disappointing battery life ; screen delivers only 4,096 colours and could be brighter ; no Bluetooth

Microsoft OS fans seeking a connected device face a dilemma. Windows Mobile 2003 for Pocket PC Phone Edition caters for more than just data and voice telephony, and can provide all the portable computing that some users require. But the hardware is...

Mar, 2004

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Expert review by: Sandra Vogel (asia.cnet.com)

Eten P300

Despite its moderate specification and the odd design quirk, we quite like this relatively compact combination of Pocket PC and mobile phone.

Small and light for a handheld/phone device ; feature-rich ; removable battery

Poorly located camera ; disappointing battery life ; screen delivers only 4,096 colors and could be brighter ; no Bluetooth

Mar, 2004

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Eten P300

Jan, 2001

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Consumer review by: babee (asia.cnet.com)

"crashes 5 times per day"

I would have given it a zero score if I am allowed to. This pda is a useless piece of junk and complete waste of my money. The unit spent most of the time in the repair center and it just keeps crashing and crashing. I believe this is a design/product...

crashes, crashes and more crashes

teach you to think twice before buying from the same company again

Apr, 2006

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Consumer review by: babee (asia.cnet.com)

crashes 5 times per day

I would have given it a zero score if I am allowed to. This pda is a useless piece of junk and complete waste of my money. The unit spent most of the time in the repair center and it just keeps crashing and crashing. I believe this is a design/product...

Crashes, crashes and more crashes

I would have given it a zero score if I am allowed to. This pda is a useless piece of junk and complete waste of my money. The unit spent most of the time in the repair center and it just keeps crashing and crashing. I believe this is a design/product...

Apr, 2006

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Consumer review by: Anonymous (asia.cnet.com)