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GMate Yopy 3500 review

7.0

Editors' Rating

Typical price:£ 299

Verdict

Along with Sharp’s Zaurus, the Yopy offers a credible Linux-based alternative to the legions of Palm OS- and Pocket PC-based handhelds on the market... Read Full Review.

Pros

Clamshell design with thumb keyboard
128MB of RAM
Nice user interface
Good battery life.

Cons

Flimsy stylus
Outlook synchronisation could be smoother
MMC card support only
No Bluetooth or Wi-Fi.

Key Specs

Dimensions (W x H x D):	69x19.1x103 mm
Weight:	170 g
Built-in devices:	keyboard
Operating system:	Linux
Software included:	Schedule, Contacts, Tasks, Web Browser, Email, MP3 Player, Voice Recorder, Note Pad, Image Pad, Engineering Calculator, Games, Hancom Mobile Office (Hancom Word/Sheet/Presenter), handwriting Recognition software, DioPen, File Manager, Control Panel
Processor:	Intel StrongARM
Clock speed:	206 MHz
Memory expansion:	MMC
Installed RAM:	128 MB
Display size:	3.5 in
Wireless PAN:	infrared
Expansion slots:	MMC

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