Testseek.co.uk have collected 16 expert reviews of the O2 Xda Atom Life and the average rating is 75%. Scroll down and see all reviews for O2 Xda Atom Life.
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Abstract: Of all the phones here, the Atom Life has the fastest processor. It runs at a huge 624MHz, which is 100MHz quicker than the next fastest phone, HTCs Touch Diamond. Unlike the Touch Diamond, however, which seems weighed down by its software extras, ...
Abstract: 1GB of built-in storage might not stand up to some other phones or to portable media players, but for a Windows Mobile device it is a lot. And there are other features here to lure the music fan too. MWG - Atom Life price Buy MWG Atom Life securely on...
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Published: 2008-03-27, Author: Will , review by: CNET.co.uk
Fast processor; ample storage; good connectivity
Not enough RAM; low-res screen; basic design
With an asking price around £200 without contract, the Atom Life is a very tempting offer. It could do with more memory for running applications, but otherwise, its well equipped ...
Abstract: The 10 second review: Device: MWg (O2) Atom lifeCost: SIM free: £199.95 On Contract : £0 Available from: O2 as the Atom , eXpansysSummary: Budget Windows Mobile Professional Device, with masses of storage and surround sound for annoying your fellow bus...
MWGs sleek new Atom Life PDA gives you high-speed broadband connectivity in a powerful, yet very portable mobile device.The Atom Life weighs just over five ounces, yet it features a swift 624MHz Intel XScale PXA 270 processor and the new HSDPA 3.5G c...
Abstract: While smartphones continue to thrive, the standalone PDA market is suffering. According to a recent , PDA sales have fallen 43.5 percent between Q3 2006 and Q3 2007. In fact, just under 730,000 PDAs were sold globally in that last quarter (Q3,07)—co...
Very fast CPU. HSDPA 3.5 and Wi-Fi support. Solid reception. 1GB of internal storage.
No physical keyboards. Only 23MB of free program memory. Buggy camera. Low-quality LCD.
The brawny Atom Life packs plenty of speed and mobile processing power, but mainstream users who focus on messaging and e-mail should stick with keyboarded handsets....
