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Wednesday, February 07, 2007
Still love the PPC-6700 after 3 months
I have been using the PPC-6700 daily for a little over 3 months, and I still love the device. The main reasons I dropped the Treo 700w were the lack of built-in Wi-Fi, lack of adequate memory to multitask, and the small keyboard. I regularly multitask numerous apps with the PPC-6700, use the built-in Wi-Fi daily, and the slide out keyboard is a nice fit for my fingers.
Overall, I am very happy with the PPC-6700. The device has been very stable, has good battery life, is easy to carry around, and does just about everything I desire a smartphone to do.
I would like a faster processor, more memory, and a larger screen. However, those are items I would like with any device I own from the latest dual-core PC to a wristwatch.
I definitely recommend the PPC-6700 be on the short list for anyone considering a smartphone which will be used for more tasks than just making phone calls. ¶ 1:12 AM
I have been using the PPC-6700 daily for a little over 3 months, and I still love the device. The main reasons I dropped the Treo 700w were the lack of built-in Wi-Fi, lack of adequate memory to multitask, and the small keyboard. I regularly multitask numerous apps with the PPC-6700, use the built-in Wi-Fi daily, and the slide out keyboard is a nice fit for my fingers.Overall, I am very happy with the PPC-6700. The device has been very stable, has good battery life, is easy to carry around, and does just about everything I desire a smartphone to do.
I would like a faster processor, more memory, and a larger screen. However, those are items I would like with any device I own from the latest dual-core PC to a wristwatch.
I definitely recommend the PPC-6700 be on the short list for anyone considering a smartphone which will be used for more tasks than just making phone calls. ¶ 1:12 AM
