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[neoTouch S200 General] Danni3:
sorry to jack your thread but i might get one aswell and video reviews aren't helping that much since i know i can change most of the cons.

my number one question is how is the touch screen, my lg incite was a piece of crap and upon hearing that the screen is squishy my enthusiasm for the product went down

i consider my xperia x1 pretty good but i'm going to miss the hardware keyboard :[

so whats your opinion on the touchscreen
[neoTouch S200 General] slash_5150:
^the touchscreen is good. good sensitivity and not squishy at all. i upgraded to s200 from xperia x1. that phone was pissing me off...

i dont miss the hw kb at all since it wasnt even that good of a keyboard on the x1.

plus on the s200 screen is 3.8inch much better to watch videos than on the x1.

and dont forget the snapdragon processor.
[neoTouch S200 General] Danni3:
i also read that the headphone jack can mess up >.<

i don't think software support would be too much of a hassle once i get to it ;]
[neoTouch S200 General] slash_5150:
^regarding the headphone jack. i use it everyday and after a few months the hole gets a little 'loose' like i have to really plug my earphone jack in deep deep to get the audio through the earphones.

still works fine though. :D
[neoTouch S200 General] sifaan:
Outlook sync works fine; but it won't work if you use new Office 2010 64bit version - but that's a problem with WMDC (not office or the phone). So if you upgrade to 2010, u should stay with 32 bit.

But I don't know if WinMo is necessarily the best for this; even though I'm using this phone now, I think my next phone will be Android. Open Source makes it easier for a user community to develop stuff, rather than reverse-engineering!

S200 build quality is low - it feels tacky. When I bought it (~500 USD) I had option of getting HD2 for about 100USD more. I think the HD2 would have been better choice (esp. as I want to use Manila; and - despite best efforts of chefs - Manila will never be as good on acer as it is on HTC)

If you can try out a phone (display unit) you can judge for yourself if you're happy with the build quality or not :)

Plus, a major problem with this phone is it only has 256 MB RAM; so you have about 115MB free (on stock ROMs) or 50-85 MB free (with Manila ROMs). Run a few programs and you no longer have enough free memory to launch the camera!

HD2 has 576 MB!

/Sifaan