[Darius Wey]

http://www.kaitech.hk/content/view/276/1/

"The O2 Xda Zinc is a worthy effort from O2. Its keyboard, while not quite nearly as good as the 838Pro's, still is great to type on for those longer-than-usual emails and documents (with one exception - see below). XT9 is absolutely fantastic in its flexibility and predictive power and will likely be unmatched by anything in the foreseeable future."



Alas, the Xda Zinc is not all rosy. According to reviewer, kai920, the device is plagued with stability issues, which do a lot to mar the overall user experience. Hit kaitech.hk for the full review.

[Darius Wey]

http://www.kaitech.hk/content/view/276/1/

"The O2 Xda Zinc is a worthy effort from O2. Its keyboard, while not quite nearly as good as the 838Pro's, still is great to type on for those longer-than-usual emails and documents (with one exception - see below). XT9 is absolutely fantastic in its flexibility and predictive power and will likely be unmatched by anything in the foreseeable future."



Alas, the Xda Zinc is not all rosy. According to reviewer, kai920, the device is plagued with stability issues, which do a lot to mar the overall user experience. Hit kaitech.hk for the full review.

[mmidgley]

> Its keyboard, while not quite nearly as good as the 838Pro's, still is great

I haven't read the review yet, but I hope its not all as clear as this statement.

Is this a translation?

m.

[Kai920]

Originally Posted by mmidgley

> Its keyboard, while not quite nearly as good as the 838Pro's, still is great

I haven't read the review yet, but I hope its not all as clear as this statement.

Is this a translation?

m.

Blast! Fixed obvious grammatical mistake... hope there aren't any more... ops: ops: