O2 Xda Atom

By Team Digit | Updated on 01-Jan-2006

01-Jan-2006

The hot new Xda Atom from O2, a Singapore-based cellular handset maker, has many ‘firsts’ to its credit. At 58 x 102 x 18.5 mm, it’s the world’s smallest PDA-phone. It is also the first PDA-phone to feature an integrated 2 mega pixel camera, an integrated FM Tuner and a media centre application. Moreover, it is the first PDA phone from the O2 stable to run Windows Mobile 5.0.

The Xda Atom combines work and entertainment capabilities in a stunning piano black casing. Powered by an Intel PXA27x processor at 416 MHz, the Xda Atom boasts of a 262K colour 2.7-inch QVGA TFT-LCD screen, 128 MB ROM, 64 MB RAM, auto configuration and self-diagnostic capabilities. Whew! The memory can be expanded by using the available miniSD slot. With Xda Atom, one can view PowerPoint files, create tables and charts using Word and Excel.

Connectivity options on the Xda Atom include triband EDGE GPRS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth-enough to keep users globally connected regardless of their current location. Priced at Rs 38,888, the Xda Atom will attract professionals and enthusiasts alike. With the Atom in your hand,who needs a computer?

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