Compare Prices : HTC TYTN II

Review summary: The HTC TyTN II is a Pocket PC smartphone. Created by High Tech Computer Corporation of Taiwan, its innovative tilting touch screen feature, with a with a left-side slide-out QWERTY keyboard makes it an interesting, devise that could very well be from ...

Pros: HTC must hire someone full-time in Taiwan to sit on TyTN IIs just before they ship, while another employee zips them up. This monstrously powerful PDA phone is bursting with easy to use features: from tri-band 3G, quad-band GSM and full-fat HSDPA to a ...

Cons: The keyboard could be bigger and less plasticky, but certainly does the job of keeping up with the boss's increasingly frantic emails wanting to know where you are (better than the iPhone, at least). The GPS ships with maps for one measly city on ...

Verdict: Face it, there's just no way your company is going to spring for an iPhone. The TyTN II, on the other hand, is just geeky and clunky enough to get past that hatchet-faced harridan in Accounts.

Review summary: If you want to get in on some Windows Mobile action but don't want to break the bank in the process, it could be a good idea to pick up an AT&T Tilt (for free)...

Verdict: Some people may feel inclined to spend spend $900 on unreleased hardware, but other people are a little more mindful of the cash in their wallets. If you want to get in on some Windows Mobile action but don't want to break the bank in the process, it ...

Review summary: Determined to prove that it can make a Windows Mobile device that is both fun to use

Pros: Packed with software / large Qwerty keyboard / built-in GPS

Cons: Slow / requires a stylus to use the touch screen properly

Verdict: With the TyTN II, HTC has tried to make this smartphone more consumer-friendly, placing more emphasis onto things like the built-in media player, and adding its own home screen interface that displays in one easy view how many unread emails, text ...

Review summary: The T-Mobile MDA Vario III is essentially the HTC TyTN II, but the T-Mobile version comes with a few customisations to its exterior and provides a range of utilities alongside ...

Verdict: The T-Mobile MDA Vario III provides a good alternative to the sim-free HTC TyTN II. The same specification is still evident, with a strong performing GPS receiver and respectable memory, but the silver finish of the Vario looks a lot better than the ...