pdaPhoneHome Comparison of Hitachi G1000 and XDA

[Brad Adrian]

http://pdaphonehome.com/forums/arti...&articleid=8760

If you're wondering exactly how the new Hitachi G1000 and XDA Pocket PC Phone Edition devices differ from each other, Mike Collins at pdaPhoneHome has written just the article for you.


Photo © 2003 pdaPhoneHome

Mike does an excellent job describing the features of the G1000 and includes no fewer than 27 color photos. It's well worth a read.

Tempting as it is, though, I've promised not to make fun of the cracked XDA screen shown in several of the photos, especially knowing what my family's puppy did to my beautiful hp 2215 a couple of weeks ago! :cry:

[Brad Adrian]

http://pdaphonehome.com/forums/arti...&articleid=8760

If you're wondering exactly how the new Hitachi G1000 and XDA Pocket PC Phone Edition devices differ from each other, Mike Collins at pdaPhoneHome has written just the article for you.


Photo © 2003 pdaPhoneHome

Mike does an excellent job describing the features of the G1000 and includes no fewer than 27 color photos. It's well worth a read.

Tempting as it is, though, I've promised not to make fun of the cracked XDA screen shown in several of the photos, especially knowing what my family's puppy did to my beautiful hp 2215 a couple of weeks ago! :cry:

[Kevin Remhof]

That was a surprise. It looks like Hitachi is providing software on a 3.5" floppy. I thought those dissappeared years ago.

[Cortex]

perhaps the fresh new screen of the Hitachi biased him to make the switch given the "screen resolution" of his XDA :wink:

(i couldn't resist 8O )

[quidproquo]

WOW.... 8O

That is one COMPLETE review.....I very much agree with the comment about the XDA being a bit slippery. I have dropped mine while out of the case once or twice. Luckily, no damage like Mike suffered....just a small dent in the lower corner.
I shipped my original one back due to extreme paint issues - and this one has done much better - until lately....it is slowly starting to fade in a couple of small spots. :evil: No where near as severe or quickly as before.

That Hitachi still looks a little too boxey/bulky. I know its dimensions don't go too much beyond the XDA, but still looks a little "brick-like".

Very nice review.

[madbart]

Originally Posted by Brad Adrian

Tempting as it is, though, I've promised not to make fun of the cracked XDA screen shown in several of the photos, especially knowing what my family's puppy did to my beautiful hp 2215 a couple of weeks ago! :cry:

What exactly was it that your dog did? where's the pics! :lol:

[Kati Compton]

Originally Posted by madbart

What exactly was it that your dog did? where's the pics! :lol:

The doggie ate it.

[ctmagnus]

Originally Posted by Kati Compton

The doggie ate it.

That dog must have a BIG mouth. Unless it disassembled it first

Or it could be a big dog to begin with I'm used to Sheltie- and Border Collie-size dogs.

[scrinch]

It looks like Hitachi is providing software on a 3.5" floppy.

That's no floppy disk. It's the plastic case for the Li-ion battery. It's kinda shaped like a floppy, though.