Audiovox PPC-6600 / PPC-6601 / XV6600 (HTC Harrier)
6600 & 6601 features / differences & vs Treo 650
This phone looks very interesting. I had planned on getting the Treo 650. Now I'm not sure.
What is the difference between the 6600 and the 6601?
Does either support grafiti-like handwriting recognition?
Does either include/support a stylus?
Can the 6600/6601 be operated with one-hand? (so you could locate a name and dial it without needing two hands)
Looks like a wireless keyboard, eg. bluetooth, should work.
How long / how much can you voice record on the 6600/6601 ?
I've been concerned about the reliability of Pocket PC as an operating system. I know people who have other Pocket PC-based phones who periodically have to "reboot" the phone. Is this version/implementation supposed to be better? Anyone have any issue...
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What is the difference between the 6600 and the 6601?
Does either support grafiti-like handwriting recognition?
Does either include/support a stylus?
Can the 6600/6601 be operated with one-hand? (so you could locate a name and dial it without needing two hands)
Looks like a wireless keyboard, eg. bluetooth, should work.
How long / how much can you voice record on the 6600/6601 ?
I've been concerned about the reliability of Pocket PC as an operating system. I know people who have other Pocket PC-based phones who periodically have to "reboot" the phone. Is this version/implementation supposed to be better? Anyone have any issue...
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hunter4us said:
...What is the difference between the 6600 and the 6601?
The 6600 has a camera. The 6601 does not.
Does either support grafiti-like handwriting recognition?
Yes. All Windows Mobile for Pocket PC devices include several handwriting modes, one of which imitates Graffiti, a others that read natural handwriting.
Does either include/support a stylus?
Yes. That's also standard with any Windows Mobile for Pocket PC device.
Can the 6600/6601 be operated with one-hand? (so you could locate a name and dial it without needing two hands)
Good question. It's a little big and top-heavy to operate closed, one-handed, but ...
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