Test report and technical data Motorola Timeport 280
Buy Motorola Timeport 280 to ease your life!
Pros of Motorola Timeport 280: GPRS, new menu
Cons of Motorola Timeport 280: no HSCSD
Two weeks ago I bought Motorola Timeport 280 and I am glad I did so. I mainly use Motorola Timeport 280 for business matters. E-mails can be viewed anywhere on Motorola Timeport 280 since it features GPRS and WAP. This puts mobile communication in another dimension. Furthermore, I can hook Motorola Timeport 280 to my palm3, which makes me even more flexible.
Due to an integrated hands free talking device I can save important data without problems. I wish I had had Motorola Timeport 280 when I went to university (I could not afford it back then, though). Probably I would not have studied five years then, because Motorola Timeport 280 speeds up one's life.
Because of its many features, Motorola Timeport 280's battery will 'only' last 250 hours in stand - by mode. Motorola Timeport 280 will also provide you with 2.5 hours of talking time.
Personally, I like Motorola Timeport 280's big, green lit screen. All data can be viewed perfectly under any circumstances.
Since I mainly use Motorola Timeport 280 for work, I do not mind its external antenna. I mention this anyway because I know others might.
In addition, Motorola Timeport 280 features a diary with memory function, a calculator and a currency calculator, stating of time and date and voice noting.
Speaking of which, I will have to state the following con about Motorola Timeport 280: The integrated voice dial function does not work smoothly yet, since Motorola Timeport 280 cannot always tell voices and vibrations apart. Motorola needs to work on this! My girlfriend is really annoyed that her phone rings, whenever I switch on my computer.
For I have to go on business trips to the U.S. quite frequently, it comes very handy that Motorola Timeport 280 is a TriBand device that will work there. My friend went to China and Motorola Timeport 280 would not work there, but fortunately I never go there anyway. There is yet more to come. Motorola Timeport 280's newly arranged menu is very clear and convinces thanks to its high resolving screen.
Motorola Timeport 280 comes with an adapter cable, software and a headset, all of the above in good quality.
I hope I could give you a positive impression of Motorola Timeport 280. I love it, and I think most people will feel the same way.
Test review of Motorola Timeport 280:
Technical features: ++++
Reception quality: +++
Ease of use: +++
Battery stand - by time: +++
Design: ++++
Instruction manual: ++++
Value for money: +++
Overall rating: +++
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