In fact the P33000 is so compact and elegant that it reminded us of some of the better Nokia smartphones. It feels comfortable in any pocket. It’s even genuinely comfortable to use with one hand; previous family members required at least two for just about every function.
It’s a shame about the lack of 3G capability (this phone could make a neat web browser or video caller) and it’s let down by its poor-quality camera. The real Achilles heel could be the surprisingly sluggish processor; some applications do seem very slow.
Still, we found the P3300 a pleasant surprise – its size is perfect; it has a great shining display, it’s hand-appeal is great. And if you do not plan to play games or use the P3300 as a music player, you can live without a superfast processor and a universal audio output.
• Another Windows Mobile winner from HTC, and extra kudos to T-Mobile for picking it.
FEATURES 85%
SALEABILITY 90%
Size
Length 108mm
Width 58mm
Depth 16.8mm
Weight
127g
Main display
TFT touchscreen, 65K colours, 240×320 pixels, 58x42mm
Camera
2MP, 1600×1200 pixels, video (QCIF)
Connectivity
Quadband GSM, USB, Bluetooth 2.0
Battery
Standby 200h
Talk time 4h
Features
Windows Mobile and Office apps, built-in GPS receiver and – TomTom software
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