Best O2 Computer Accessory Reviews

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O2 XDA Exec review

The first O2 XDA to feature 3G and the all-singing Windows Mobile 5.0, the Exec also offers a Qwerty keyboard, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and an ingenious pivoting screen, to switch between normal handheld and mini-laptop modes Read more

£550

25 October 2005 by Sandra Vogel

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O2 XDA Orbit review

The Orbit is the first XDA model to come with built-in GPS and bundled navigation software (the excellent CoPilot from ALK), and packs a good deal else into its slim frame: FM radio, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, Windows Mobile and an excellent trackball control in addition to its touchscreen Read more

17 January 2007 by Sandra Vogel

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O2 xda IIi review

We like O2's upgraded xda IIi handheld/phone combo as much as we liked the xda II -- which is to say, a lot. It offers an improved camera, more memory and WiFi as well as Bluetooth Read more

£180

6 April 2005 by Sandra Vogel

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O2 XDA Mini S review

Connected handhelds that are small but highly usable are hard to find. The XDA Mini S is admirable because it manages to combine both these features -- mainly due to its clever sliding keyboard and extensive bundled software Read more

£260

14 December 2005 by Rory Reid

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More than an organiser: multimedia handhelds

Early PDAs were glorified diaries cum address books, hence the PDA moniker (for Personal Digital Assistant). We've moved on since then, though, and in the modern world of iPods and camera phones, PDAs want to make your life fun... Read more

14 May 2005 by Mary Lojkine

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Windows Mobile handhelds

If you thought the age of handheld devices was over, you wouldn't be altogether wrong. They still exist, but gone are the days when calendar and memo applications were enough to satisfy a modern handheld user Read more

11 August 2006 by Andrew Lim