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No, it has 512 MB Flash ROM from which is ca. 380-400 MB (depending on how much the OS takes up) user storage
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Posted: 2008-05-04 16:11:24
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To Norti

Thanks

So you mean that the memory is:

1. 400 MB User
2. 512 MB ROM
3. 128 MB RAM
(4. Memory card)

Is that it?

Peace
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Posted: 2008-05-04 16:46:00
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65K colour? Thats doesn't sounds much.
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Posted: 2008-05-04 17:30:53
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Actually, you wouldn't need much more considering the WVGA resolution.
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Posted: 2008-05-04 18:13:32
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Thanks for the info. I am just a layman.
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Posted: 2008-05-04 18:31:29
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WM devices dont support higher than 65k yet.
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Posted: 2008-05-04 19:01:22
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sorry, i may be in a bit of a grump, but, i can't believe this thread has gone 114 pages from start to here, and were right back at the begining with the 65k screen colour thing.

there must be someone here who reads before posting????
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Posted: 2008-05-04 20:10:03
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I am late to this party and back on this board as this may bring me back to the SE fold. This may ramble a bit as I am trying to address a number of issues in this already huge thread and explain why I am brand and OS independent but still hopeful this could be the next phone for me and really has got wow factor. I am huge fan of Symbian UIQ and all it's ancestors. I had every Psion right back to the original Oganiser II (My SO still uses her 5MX and it pays for itself every day) and a mixture of Nokia, Ericsson and later SE phones alongside them. The P910 was the first convergence device that worked for me. Some kind of keyboard and a touch screen is a must for me. I got the 990 and the P1 and honestly they were a disappointment.

I moved with a great deal of trepidation to the original TYTN and it was eye opening WM was Ok (once I'd bought hundreds of pounds worth of software to customise it) it still crashed too often but the available software was better than that for UIQ. The hardware on the other hand was great; of course not perfect, the internal memory was not enough, the camera was only average, it was a bit lardy, the processor too slow and the lack of SDHC was a pain. HSDPA on the unlimited T-Mobile package was really good though as was the connectivity and input options.

The TYTN II addressed most of the issues to some degree except the processor. The tilting screen was a big plus (if you watch video on a train, plane or at a table you no longer have to find a way to prop the phone up) and WM6 is much much more stable. However the lack of graphics accelleration was a big let down, none the less it is a great phone.

What I can't understand from this thread is why a phone has to be a Media device or a Business device. A high end PC will do everything whay not a mobile device. I wan't all of this in one handset. In order I use it as an organiser, phone, e-mail, newpaper, Web browser, Ogg/MP3 player, Video player, office applications, Maps, Sat Nav and Geocoding, Camera, Password store, dictionaries and reference tools and then all the other goodies. The Iphone and N95/6 struggle as organisers and with business apps and the Blackberries etc are even more one trick ponies.

I have no worries that HTC are involved in some way with this phone or that it uses WM their phones are well made and WM6 is really very good. If I had to choose improvements on the TYTN it would be implement the graphics accelleration, to make it thinner, to bump up the processor and to improve the screen. This has all this, AND the panels, metal construction and the optical joystick should replace the scroll wheel nicely. Taken seperately there may be other phones that can do what this does but none as far as I can see that can do it all in such a slim package.


[ This Message was edited by: VinnyP! on 2008-05-04 19:25 ]
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Posted: 2008-05-04 20:22:19
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Nr. 1 is part of Nr. 2 (512 MB Flash ROM contains the OS + user storage, you get "only" 380-400 MB storage, because WM6.1 takes up some place in the ROM)

Nr. 3-4. is right (as we can see on the demo devices, it'll have ca. 80-83 MB free RAM for the applications, which is IMHO great for multitasking)

[ This Message was edited by: norti on 2008-05-04 22:27 ]
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Posted: 2008-05-04 23:26:26
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To Norti

Thanks again

Sorry to bother again

But do you also get 256 mb? (not tha memory card)

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Posted: 2008-05-05 00:53:00
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