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Cool design idea. We like the 3G networking on Sprints EV-DO.
Design contradicts portability and convenience. Input methods are still difficult to use. Long time waking from sleep.
The HTC Shift takes a few good ideas and clubs them over the head with some serious design and performance flaws. The devices leather sleeve, the wonky slide mechanism and the tiny keys all detract from what should have been a great idea, an extra-l...
Zusammenfassung: Few devices have been as highly awaited only to be as universally panned as HTC’s Shift. This may seem like a harsh assessment but after a very long wait for the device, most people found it to be lacking. Between the devices performance issues and a s...
Zusammenfassung: If you’re a mobility buff, you’ve no doubt heard of the HTC Shift and as far as UMPCs go, the Shift is hard to beat when it comes to price, features, and performance. It probably won’t replace your desktop or big-boy laptop, but it could...
Overall, I am impressed by the Shift's capabilities. It works hard, while staying cool and quiet. It is the perfect size for traveling and has unique business features like the always on access to important information with HTC SnapVUE. This screen giv...
Verdict, With its compact size, built-in mobile connection and Microsoft Office ready-loaded, the HTC Shift looks like a mobile worker’s dream machine on paper. However, Windows Vista makes the Shift’s performance poor, and its battery life ...
Performance underwhelming with Windows Vista; Short battery life; Pricey
Verdict With its compact size, built-in mobile connection and Microsoft Office ready-loaded, the HTC Shift looks like a mobile worker’s dream machine on paper. However, Windows Vista makes the Shift’s performance poor, and its battery life is ...
Builtin CDMA WWAN radio, which lets you access Sprints data network when out of WiFi range. Microsoft Origami software offers a decent touchscreen experience.
Truly horrendous keyboard makes typing anything but short burst messages out of the question. Performance slower than a tortoise full of rigor mortis. No ethernet jack. One USB port. Wrapped in tacky leather. Way overpriced.
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Veröffentlicht: 2008-03-30, Autor: Chris , Testbericht von: slashgear.com
Zusammenfassung: HTC have made a name for themselves with capable, business-friendly smartphones, and when back in March 2007 they first suggested they were turning their hand to the UMPC market there was no shortage of interest. Boasting full Windows Vista support, as...
Zusammenfassung: I’m going to keep this pretty short just because the unit is like, uh, almost identical to the GSM one we tore apart and reviewed a little while back. The HTC Shift is coming stateside, as you all know by now. It’s going to be available starting today,...
Includes Sprint WWAN; strong performance for a UMPC; multitude of input options; display toggles between two resolutions; sliding display reveals QWERTY keyboard; useful dashboard and Origami Experience software.
Far too expensive; short battery life when running Windows; tiny keyboard makes typing awkward; unremovable leather folio; loud fan.
The HTC Shifts small size raises some usability issues, and its battery life doesnt match what wed expect from such a portable device. However, our primary complaint about the Shift is its remarkably high price.
Zusammenfassung: In a perfect world, a single device would serve as both your laptop and smartphone. The , the Motorola Q, and the many flavors of BlackBerry are terrific smartphone platforms, but they are far from laptop replacements. By the same token, laptops arent...
