portability, screen, price, design

usability

71% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

0% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

Futuristic design and a never-before-seen form factor

It feels like a concept device, and it's not a phone but a tablet-phone

The Fold is like a prototype device you can buy a few months (or years) before its completely ready and it will show you a glimpse of the future. Perfect it is not. But a perfect show off it truly is.

With a high-resolution screen and crammed with extras, this is a PDA with lots of plus

If you are looking for something sleek and slim for the hand and pocket, this isn't it

The X800 includes some pretty good specifications. First of all, the VGA display really improves the graphics. Second, the connectivity options cover the full range. And third comes the GPS receiver to complete the picture. Other than these, the...

Unfortunately, the main improvement brought by the X800 � the VGA display � is also one of its biggest drawbacks. Even though the processor is a capable one, running at 500 Mhz, it simply cannot keep up, making the device act excruciatingly slow at...

Every feature under the sun in one relatively compact and slim device. Superb GPS gets a fix relatively quickly and holds onto it, even under heavily overcast skies. The camera is quite good for still shots. Excellent multimedia performance-- handles...

Slim RAM hobbles performance at times. Poor video recording quality

The X800 is a formidable Windows Mobile Professional phone that packs every available technology and feature into a relatively portable device. Even more important, each feature works well from the excellent GPS to WiFi to Bluetooth to the autofocus...

The Glofiish X800 is a ‘bells and whistles' Windows Mobile device. While expensive, it sits at the leading edge of what can be achieved today.

A great fully featured PDA, with the screen giving off an instant WOW factor. However we recommend you check out possible Firmware fixes to help with the performance issues we outlined in the main review.

With a high-resolution screen and crammed with extras, this is a PDA with lots of plus

If you are looking for something sleek and slim for the hand and pocket, this isn't it

E-TEN has packed in the features, but leaves us with a few annoying niggles too.

Looks like the Eten range is set to challenge the ‘big boys’ and with the range they have now it is likely that they will fair very well, it has one or two gripes but well worth considering, and very capable.