TechTree.com Reviews Sagem myS-7

[Mike Temporale]

http://www.techtree.com/techtree/jsp/showstory.jsp?storyid=57760&s=lr

"The day the Sagem myS-7 came to the office, the Windows Mobile Smartphone 2003 Second Edition-based Smartphone running on a 200 MHz Xscale PXA262 CPU, I didn't know what to think about it. The 200 MHz figure sounded faster than the fastest SX-1's 130 MHz, but the Megahertz Myth came to my mind: it really is more about the way you write the OS than how many clock cycles the CPU can perform..."



I'm not going to ruin the review by telling you what the reviewers impressions are. Personally, I think the Sagem has good potential, even if it lacks Bluetooth. However, I don't expect to see it released in North America.

[Mike Temporale]

http://www.techtree.com/techtree/jsp/showstory.jsp?storyid=57760&s=lr

"The day the Sagem myS-7 came to the office, the Windows Mobile Smartphone 2003 Second Edition-based Smartphone running on a 200 MHz Xscale PXA262 CPU, I didn't know what to think about it. The 200 MHz figure sounded faster than the fastest SX-1's 130 MHz, but the Megahertz Myth came to my mind: it really is more about the way you write the OS than how many clock cycles the CPU can perform..."



I'm not going to ruin the review by telling you what the reviewers impressions are. Personally, I think the Sagem has good potential, even if it lacks Bluetooth. However, I don't expect to see it released in North America.

[Jerry Raia]

Interesting looking phone. I found the comments to the review more interesting that the review itself. Makes me afraid to ever write a review :lol:

I do like the form factor though. I think I could be made to give up the clam shell. After all, I carry around an iPAQ. It doesn't flip last time I checked