NEC MobilePro 200E PDA Review

Sep 15 2003, 9:42am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Digit-Life reviews the NEC MobilePro 200E PDA. THe MobilePro is trying to get the low end market like the Dell Axim.
Excerpt:
"A potential owner of the NEC Mobile Pro 200E has to tradeoff its performance for the sake of its design. On one hand, the device is pretty slim and doesn't tend to slip out of your hand. The panels are made of aluminum - the material which is not that easy to scratch compared to plastic. On the other hand, the low performance of the 200E won't let you play video (maybe for demonstration only), and the interface works pretty slowly as well. In general, the NEC Mobile Pro 200E is a typical budget Pocket PC 2002 based PDA that is so close to the Mitac Mio 338 that it makes me think it's another solution of this family."
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