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Forums › Windows Phone and Windows Mobile › difference betwwen imate pda 2 & imate pda 2k?


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Topic # 4493 26-Jul-2005 22:16
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is there a difference between these two products? they are both listed on the imate website, but nobody seems available to explain the difference between them. if there is presumably one is an upgrage of the other

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Reply # 17093 26-Jul-2005 22:22
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The PDA2k has a sliding keyboard. The PDA2 is similar to the original i-mate Pocket PC Phone, but with more memory, faster CPU and Wi-Fi.

Read on for PDA2 and PDA2k.

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  Reply # 17094 26-Jul-2005 22:42

pda2k has wi-fi doesnt it but the cdma equivalent (harrier) doesnt

 
 
 
 


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Reply # 17095 26-Jul-2005 22:55
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Yep. There are two i-mate PDA2k models: PDA2k and PDA2k EVDO. In New Zealand we have only the PDA2k (GSM/GPRS) because Telecom New Zealand (CDMA operator) is sourcing the HTC Harrier directly from the manufacturer, not from i-mate.



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  Reply # 17096 26-Jul-2005 22:58
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Thanks, can one trade the pda 2k in for a pda 2 (paying the difference of course) and if so, is it worth it

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Reply # 17097 26-Jul-2005 23:17
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Trade in will depend on the store policy. You will to find prices and conditions locally...

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