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Ya! Like I said before, I'd like to be able to rotate the screen so I can view/edit docs horizontally.
A silver/dark gray (Like the HBH30) color scheme would be nice too!
If SE came up with a camera-less, silver/gray version... that would make me sell the P800 I'm gonna get, and get that one instead!
hahaha!
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Posted: 2002-07-17 19:34:00
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jplacson, SD devices can and will be able to accept MMC cards. That is an SD slot=MMC slot but NOT vice-versa. Examples. SD=MMC slot: O2 smartphone (PocketPC 2k2), Compaq iPaq 3870/3970, Palm m505 & m515, also Fujitsu Seimens LOOX PPC, Toshiba eGenio most models. However MMC =/ (does not) SD: examples are the Nike PSA Play MMC MP3 player, and most other MP3 micro players.
Now what seperates SD from MMC is a few things. First off SD slots except for the Casio EM-500; all support SDIO which is for Input/Output standard devices (Bluetooth, GPS, Modems,etc.) Now check also, the data bits for read&write are incredibly significant in favor for SD over MMC. Also SD actually has more connectors than MMC.
As far as MemoryStick partners for Sony I've personally only know of 2. Acer is the first, the other I cannot remember. Are there any more.
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Posted: 2002-07-20 02:23:00
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With the P800 keypad on, would you still be able to perform ordinary celphone functions like sending SMS and Calling? Is there a list of functions you can do with the keypad on?
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Posted: 2002-08-22 11:32:00
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Superluminova Posts: > 500
i think most people here have forgot that the p800 has sony's jog-dial system on it! so you only ned on hand to use the phone and you don't need to use the pen all the time!
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Posted: 2002-08-22 11:45:00
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Yes, I agree the JOG is a good thing.
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Posted: 2002-08-22 16:34:00
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@superluminova
That's true... And it seems that there are even two keys on the other side. I don't think that the pen will be often required. Than if the user has the chance to connect to a PC. I would like to test its keyboard too: may be it will be better than I'm suspecting.
Anyway I've an iPAQ and the pen is mandatory!!! All the other keys are quite useless, but I don't think is 'that bad'.
And even if it was posted before, inside and outside ths topic, it has the chance of running standard Symbian C++ programs (and Java). The problem will be handle all the features it has without any library but just with the Symbian header and classes; may be someone will 'stole' the SDK stuff and after a couple of months it will be possible to find a SDK-like libraies collection.
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Posted: 2002-08-22 21:18:00
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Going back to the SDK chat.
I don't see why developers can't code for the phone without an SDK. Look at the Gameboy (and many other consoles), they have tons of homebrew SDK kits, editors and librarys coded for them to help other developers make software. When a good piece of hardware comes out (hopefully like the P800), people want to understand it and learn how it works. I think if the phone has potential for great software expantion, then we'll see a lot of software apps appear on the web.
Esato.com should be able to open a new P800 software section, much like the Themes one.
There is all the potential of it happening.
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Posted: 2002-08-23 01:15:00
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I have a question about P800. Does it have T9? I haven't seen any info on that in the white papers.
I know about the touch screen and text recognition, but that's when you've removed the flip. How about in flip closed mode, is it T9 or multitap that's the text input method?
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Posted: 2002-08-23 02:37:00
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here is another link with some usefull information about the P800
http://www.psionpage.ch/p800.htm
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Posted: 2002-08-25 11:38:00
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