Orange SPV E200

 

Orange SPV E200 is a candybar based on HTC Voyager run by Windows Mobile 2003 for Smartphone. The device carries TI OMAP 710 132 MHz CPU onboard, a VGA-camera, SD/MMC expansion connector with support for SDIO. Actually, that is a full copy of Qtek 8080, i-mate Smartphone2, O2 Xphone.

• Class: smartphone based on Windows Mobile
• Position in the line: above Orange SPV E100
• Rivals: Qtek 8080, i-mate Smartphone2, O2 Xphone
• Description based on official information

• General features
  • Announced in 2003 , 4 quarter
  • GSM 900/1800/1900
  • OS: Windows Mobile 2003 for Smartphone
  • CPU: Texas Instruments OMAP 710 132 MHz
  • LCD display, TFT, has the resolution of 176x220 pixels (35 x 44 mm) and shows up to 65000 colours
  • Battery type Li-Ion 1000 mAh
  • Battery life:
  • talk mode - up to 6 hours
  • standby mode - up to 90 hours
  • Dimensions: 120.4 x 50.1 x 24.4 mm
  • Weight: 130

• Memory
  • 64 MB internal memory
  • 32 MB RAM
  • Phonebook, several numbers for a name, assign an image, photo and a melody, including WAV
  • Unlimited number of user groups, assign a name to several groups at once
  • Call lists, no restrictions on the number of entries, call type is specified as well as the date and duration. You can set a storage period for calls in the list (a month by default)
  • Expansion connector for SD/MMC (SDIO)

• Call management, ringing tones
  • Vibracall
  • Polyphonic call melodies, 16 tones polyphony
  • Speakerphone
  • Fast dial
  • Automatic redial

• SMS
  • Predictive text input Т9
  • SMS, E-mail (SMTP, POP3, IMAP4), MMS

• Camera
  • Integrated CMOS VGA-camera with 4x digital zoom
  • The maximum resolution resolution of 640x480 pixels
  • Records video, possible resolutions – 176x144, 128x96 pixels as MP4
  • Sets lighting modes, colour effects

• Multimedia
  • Java MIDP 2.0
  • Games
  • Integrated video and audio player Windows Media
  • Dictaphone

• Connectivity
  • GPRS multi-slot class 8
  • WAP 2.0/xHTML
  • Irda
  • Bluetooth 1.1
  • Push e-mail
  • SyncML
  • Synchronization with PC (miniUSB, Irda, Bluetooth)

• Organizer and extras
  • Standard applications Windows Mobile 2003 Smartphone (Review Windows Mobile 2003 for Smartphone)

Dinis Yamalitdinov (specs@mobile-review.com)
Published — 4 October 2007

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