O2 Adds to Xda Range of Devices
O2, a UK-based company, has announced two additions to its Xda range of devices, "Xda Atom Exec" and "Xda Stealth".The new "Xda Atom Exec" is a PDA phone designed to meet the needs of professionals, while the "Xda Stealth" is designed with the multi-tasker in mind, along with the complete functionality of a PDA device.
Mark Billington, CEO, O2 Asia Pacific, said,
"It is important to always focus on customer needs, which is why O2 continually strives to design and develop devices that offer compelling solutions combined with sexy silhouettes. We are always on the lookout for gaps in the market, and how we can fill those gaps."
According to the company, the "Xda Atom Exec" will appeal to solutions-driven executives who need a "true mobile office" that pushes the standards of design, technology, and usability. It has a gun metal colored casing with matte finish. It is equipped with a host of productivity and connectivity features, including Wireless LAN, Bluetooth, and a Sleek Infra Red keyboard.
The phone operates on the Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 platform with Messaging and Security Feature Pack, along with direct push technology. It also packs Intel 520MHz processor and 192MB of on-board memory.
The "Xda Atom Exec" comes with many O2-exclusive applications such as AutoInstall, Plus, MediaPlus, PhonePlus, and SMS Plus. It also features an in-built FM radio, and a 2.0 mega pixel camera with flash.
The second phone launched is the "Xda Stealth", with sleek Jet Black exterior. This is the first device created by O2 in a new product category termed as "hybrid".
Just like the "Xda Atom Exec", the "Xda Stealth" also offers a wide range of business and lifestyle applications. Measuring 110(L)x53(W)x 22.5(T) mm, it weighs 140g. It features the slide-out 12-key alpha-numeric keypad and also a 2.4-inch QVGA TFT-LCD touch-screen. With the eZiText function, users can further enjoy the benefits of touch-screen with a virtual alpha-numeric keypad.
The "Xda Stealth" is powered by an Intel Xscale PXA 272 processor at 416MHz, and comes with 192MB Flash ROM of onboard memory. It operates on the Windows Mobile 5.0 platform with Messaging and Security Feature Pack, and comes with the latest editions of Microsoft Office programs for Windows Mobile and ActiveSync, while connectivity options include Wireless LAN 802.11b+g and Bluetooth.
The two devices, "Xda Atom Exec" and "Xda Stealth" are already available at prices of Rs 41,990 and Rs 32,990, respectively.
Labels: gadgets, Mobile phones, O2, PDA, Xda
