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It looks like the new XDA will be a real killer device. Integrated camera,GPRS & bluetooth with optional wifi.

Key features are of the xda II are:

• triband capability to enable seamless use worldwide
  
• an integrated 640×480 pixels digital camera and full multimedia messaging functionality
  
• Bluetooth and optional Wireless LAN capability
  
• a faster processor (Intel Xscale 400 MHz) facilitating faster use
  
• improved talk and standby time
  
• the Phone Edition  of Windows Mobile^TM 2003 Software for Pocket PC  
  
• customer focussed packages for ease of use and understanding
  
• also available as a pre-pay option
  

Read press release by clicking on Read more

Source:http://www.mmo2.com/docs/media/pr_030701e.html

For consumers, the xda II will offer a built-in digital camera and full multimedia messaging capability plus the opportunity to play high quality, colour games thanks to inbuilt Java technology. The 65,000 colour display ensures that both photographs and games are sharp and clear. Customers will be able to download games from the popular O2 Games Arcade - offering a constantly changing choice of colour 'arcade' style games. The xda II will also offer access to O2's music service¹ enabling users to select, retrieve and store the latest chart hits onto the device - and listen to them in CD quality stereo sound.

For businesses, the xda II will be triband, and therefore may be used worldwide. It will also offer optional wLAN capability and Bluetooth for seamless connectivity. Customers will be able to access a range of business services and applications, including Xmail [see note to editors], Microsoft Mobile Information Server and Extended Office which offer the ability to access corporate email on the move. O2 will also be working with its numerous business partners to offer further solutions for the xda II.

The xda II will run Microsoft's latest Phone Edition of Windows Mobile 2003 for PocketPC, and retains its sleek stylish design. The xda II will also feature an O2-branded 'control pad', designed to drive incremental data usage by creating a complete O2 user experience, and enabling customers to access services quickly and easily. Colour, sound and visuals will make the experience truly intuitive.
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