It’s a Cellphone, It’s a Laptop, It’s The New T-Mobile MDA
By Angsuman Chakraborty, Gaea News NetworkWednesday, March 22, 2006
The new T-Mobile MDA, a cellphone powered by Windows Mobile 5.0, has so many features that you may just leave your laptop at home.
The 5.6-ounce MDA supports four international cellular frequencies and can connect to newer EDGE networks. It has Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for tapping into wireless hot spots, including T-Mobile’s international hot spot network. It has a 1.3-megapixel camera with flash, an MP3 player and a MiniSD card slot. It comes with a 2.8-inch color touch screen, a slide-out keyboard for messaging, a stylus and ear buds. It is estimated to sell for $400.
Total talk time is about five hours, with five days of standby time. The built-in software supports Yahoo, MSN and AIM instant messaging and mobile e-mail.
Source: NY Times
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March 19, 2007: 7:23 pm
hey, i have the tmobile mda phone and i dropped it a couple weeks ago. the screen completely broke it is all white now. i cant see anything. i need to get it replaced. do you know where i would be able to get that fixed? i didnt have insurance on the phone so tmobile told me that i would have to buy another one. which is rediculous. im hopeing you will be able to help me. eagerly awaiting your email. |
 Josh Highland |
May 2, 2006: 12:51 am
The MDA is a much better phone then the Sidekick II. Its true that the mda is more of a palmtop computer then a phone, Thats why I love it so much. I created a website about hacking / modifying / tweaking the MDA, https://www.mdaTweak.com |
mike