Chaps,

the evil Fiona strikes again...not only did she call it a merger but now she allows here people to tell us the H63xx was to run @ 200Mhz...and now it turns out to be only 167Mhz...

Whilst many reviews still say that its quick...and plenty responsive...I doubt that there will be may up takers in the local market due to the I-Mate III and the Smartphone 3


also It would appear that MoTo's trick with the memory is causing issues... so although it might appear COOL...me thinks that a P910 is more appealing...

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Originally posted by Alman:
Thanks Mohd. Whats your gut feeling, which one do you think you will end up with - Like it seems you have kept the i_mateII for a while.

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I’m still undecided. I like them all but at the end: There Will Be Only One! I’m going to try them all and then I will choose one to be my primary device permanently.

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Originally posted by NoBackUp:
Chaps,

the evil Fiona strikes again...not only did she call it a merger but now she allows here people to tell us the H63xx was to run @ 200Mhz...and now it turns out to be only 167Mhz...

Whilst many reviews still say that its quick...and plenty responsive...I doubt that there will be may up takers in the local market due to the I-Mate III and the Smartphone 3


also It would appear that MoTo's trick with the memory is causing issues... so although it might appear COOL...me thinks that a P910 is more appealing...

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I am interested to know how responsive it is with this speed, that’s what’s holding my decision. I tend to over-clock and under-clock my device’s CPU speed with Pocket Hack Master, I tend to run it at 100 Mhz and it gets on nerves when it is very sluggish and not very responsive. Battery life to me is very important, but with not much compromise. I am planning to run intensive battery tests on the iPAQ h6315, in different configurations.

I am with you Mohd,

I also use a tool for the same, I underclock for all apps except games and Video.

As I feel compactness and batt times to be more important than, reading an SMS @ 625 Mhz and being only able to stay away from the evil power adaptor for 2 hours at a time.

In the more technical reviews even at 167Mhz, it would appear that the H6 outperforms the mpx3 and Imate III in terms of screen access and I/O, which are the most important factors to consider with respect to snappiness and responsivness..

this is similar to when the XDA I was launched due to its Screen access and I/O performance it could easly compeate with the 400Mhz IPaqs of the Day and win hands down