HTC P3600i

By Joseph Hanlon, CNET.com.au on 10 March 2008 01:51 PM

Tags: gps, htc, mobile phone, pda, windows mobile, handset, touchscreen, use

Manufacturer: HTC

Battery Life

• Talktime
• 4 hours

• Standby time
• 180 hours

Camera

• Camera resolution
• 2-megapixel

• Camera flash
• none

• Video capture
• Yes

Connectivity

• Network(s)
• GSM 850, GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900, UMTS 850, UMTS 2100

• Wireless technology
• Wi-Fi (802.11b/g)

• Data Services
• GPRS, WAP, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA

• GPS receiver
• Yes

• USB
• Yes

Display

• Screen resolution
• 240 x 320 pixels

Entertainment

• Games
• Yes

• Video player
• Yes

Functionality

• Input method
• Touchscreen, Jog dial

• Digital camera
• Yes

• Synchronisation method(s)
• USB2.0, ActiveSync

• Operating system
• Windows Mobile 6.0

• Supported audio file formats
• MP3, WMA

• Supported video file formats
• WMV

• Web browser
• Yes

• Push-to-talk
• No

• Java
• Yes

General

• Dimensions (W x D x H)
• 58 x 18 x 108 mm

• Weight
• 150 g

• Processor
• Samsung

• Processor speed
• 500 MHz

• RAM
• 64 MB

• ROM
• 256 MB

Memory

• Expansion slot
• microSD

Messaging

• Messaging capabilities
• SMS, MMS, E-mail, Instant Messaging

• Email protocols
• POP3, IMAP4, SMTP

• Push e-mail
• Yes

Other

• Phone type
• 3G, Business, Smartphone, GPS

• Form factor
• Touchscreen

• Included accessories
• Manual, Software (Windows), Charger, Stereo headset, USB cable

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After previously thinking that ...Ian Aspinall -- 12/03/08

After previously thinking that the iMate JasJam was the %u201Cbe all%u201D (when I first got it anyway) I was blown away by the speed and usability of the P3600i despite losing the slide out keyboard.

Best by far is the network wizard which id's your Telco and establish settings accordingly. Makes for an idiot proof set up out of the box.

Telstra's NextG is working a treat and the download speeds combined with the processor is sensational.

Finally %u2013 unlike my JasJam - I have not had to restart this device once due to hangs or crashes.

The good: Processor speed GPS Win Mobile 6 Size (when compared to JasJam, BlackBerry, Treo)

The bad: Using some applications forces device to use 3G connection even when Wi-Fi is available. No flash on the camera No VGA output

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Moved from the iMate Jam to th ...mjcowley -- 08/04/08

Moved from the iMate Jam to this phone. Was surprised to find a quality GPS and Map Pack included. I am running it on the 3 network and it has surpassed my expectations. Only issue is its processor is not compatible with a popular software package - Audio Recorder, which I use for recording lectures. Software developer blames the type of processor used, however I've found no issues with other programs.

The good: Brighter crisper screen then iMate Jam Battery Life Speed Camera quality

The bad: No flash for camera Jumps to 3G sometimes despite having Wi-Fi avail

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