Windows Mobile 6.5-capable, Acer M900 is clearly a business phone.
The large 3.8" display of the phone contributes to the quality of the experience itself, but it also adds weight and size to the already-heavy 188g M900. The display seemed vivid at the time, and also legible, thanks to its Wide-VGA resolution (480x800 pixels).The sliding mechanism worked robustly but unfortunately not as a hinge in order to angle the display.The phone measures in total 119 x 62 x 17.1mm.
All keys are large and well-labelled in different colours. For the ones who are used to notebook computer-keyboards, it will not take very long to get used to this keyboard. The buttons on the bottom of the display allow one to terminate or answer a call, access the GPS navigation application, or access the home screen/menu.
Its large size also makes it obvious that it is a phone that reflects quite a lot, and that it attracts fingerprints, due to its glossy appearance. The phone is also directed to emailing and editing documents, thanks to its full slide-out keyboard. For this function,Outlook mobile and Office mobile are installed.
The 5 megapixel camera makes it a high-end device, as such camera is not usually seen in a business phone. The device runs on the Samsung S3C 6410 mobile processor at 533 MHz, and is based on Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, with support for Windows Mobile 6.5.
The M900 is focused at synchronization of activities, files, and contacts to one's notebook or desktop computer. Computers are known to be the largest business of Acer. In terms of connectivity the phone possesses HSDPA, WLAN, and GPS.
On the multimedia side, there is a 3.5mm audio jack, FM radio, MP3, and a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and LED flash, although the latter can also fall under imaging solutions.
There is miniUSB port, trackwheel, and microSD memory card port. The top of the phone reads "GPS", boasting one of the phone's features.The back of the phone embosses a Microsoft logo, and features a speaker also.
Thus we can say that the Acer M900 smartphone is completely directed to business users to wish to have a complete Windows Mobile experience, but the new HTC Touch Pro2 might prove to be great competition. Its QWERTY keyboard, fingerprint sensor, and operating system made it a phone exclusive to one particular category of buyers.In the end, it's the price that will decide whether its a winner or not!!!
The large 3.8" display of the phone contributes to the quality of the experience itself, but it also adds weight and size to the already-heavy 188g M900. The display seemed vivid at the time, and also legible, thanks to its Wide-VGA resolution (480x800 pixels).The sliding mechanism worked robustly but unfortunately not as a hinge in order to angle the display.The phone measures in total 119 x 62 x 17.1mm.
All keys are large and well-labelled in different colours. For the ones who are used to notebook computer-keyboards, it will not take very long to get used to this keyboard. The buttons on the bottom of the display allow one to terminate or answer a call, access the GPS navigation application, or access the home screen/menu.
Its large size also makes it obvious that it is a phone that reflects quite a lot, and that it attracts fingerprints, due to its glossy appearance. The phone is also directed to emailing and editing documents, thanks to its full slide-out keyboard. For this function,Outlook mobile and Office mobile are installed.
The 5 megapixel camera makes it a high-end device, as such camera is not usually seen in a business phone. The device runs on the Samsung S3C 6410 mobile processor at 533 MHz, and is based on Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, with support for Windows Mobile 6.5.
The M900 is focused at synchronization of activities, files, and contacts to one's notebook or desktop computer. Computers are known to be the largest business of Acer. In terms of connectivity the phone possesses HSDPA, WLAN, and GPS.
On the multimedia side, there is a 3.5mm audio jack, FM radio, MP3, and a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and LED flash, although the latter can also fall under imaging solutions.
There is miniUSB port, trackwheel, and microSD memory card port. The top of the phone reads "GPS", boasting one of the phone's features.The back of the phone embosses a Microsoft logo, and features a speaker also.
Thus we can say that the Acer M900 smartphone is completely directed to business users to wish to have a complete Windows Mobile experience, but the new HTC Touch Pro2 might prove to be great competition. Its QWERTY keyboard, fingerprint sensor, and operating system made it a phone exclusive to one particular category of buyers.In the end, it's the price that will decide whether its a winner or not!!!
