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Review summary: The T-Mobile Dash offers many of the features advanced users are looking for in a smartphone, like Push Email, a built-in keyboard, and Wi-Fi. Ed Hardy has a review of this slim, sleek Windows Mobile Smartphone.

Verdict: Like many devices, the T-Mobile Dash is a product of its compromises.

Review summary: Since Verizon started offering the successful Motorla Q, T-Mobile and Cingular had to pick up something similar in order to compete. The HTC Excaliber was picked up by T-Mobile USA and rebranded as the T-Mobile Dash for such a purpose. Like the Q on ...

Pros: Thin, small and lightweight, Rubberized body feels great in the hand, Touch strip can be used for scrolling with 3rd party software, Mini keyboard for thumb-based text entry, Quadband 850/900/1800/1900mhz GSM/EDGE with WiFi and Bluetooth, Windows ...

Cons: Touch strip can be activated accidentally very easily, Playing music in the car through an adapter tends to overload the processor, No 3G UMTS/HSDPA, Rubber flap covers the charging/sync/audio port

Verdict:     The T-Mobile Dash, like the Cingular Samsung BlackJack, is a reaction to the Motorola Q being released on Verizon. The Dash has a similar size, keyboard, and uses the same Windows Mobile Smartphone Edition operating system. Though I haven't had ...

Review summary: HTC's latest handset offers a qwerty keyboard in a more petite package than rival devices

Pros: Light ; qwerty keyboard ; good battery life

Review summary: If you primarily want to handle email on the move, this slim BlackBerry-like Windows Mobile 5.0 smartphone with Direct Push technology is a good option. It has its quirks, though, and isn't suitable for creating or editing longer documents.

Pros: Landscape-format screen, Usable QWERTY keyboard, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.0

Cons: Fiddly and awkward touch bar (the JOGGR), Average battery life, Not suitable for creating and editing business documents

Verdict: If you primarily want to handle email on the move, this slim BlackBerry-like Windows Mobile 5.0 smartphone with Direct Push technology is a good option. It has its quirks, though, and isn't suitable for creating or editing longer documents...

Review summary: HTC's latest handset offers a qwerty keyboard in a more petite package than rival devices

Verdict: Fills a gap between candybar-style handsets and bulkier Pocket PC phones, offering a qwerty keyboard in a lightweight unit. A good choice for users needing a mobile email access device that will not weigh them down.