Friday 22 July 2005, 5:12 AM
Owned my Tungsten E for about 6 months when it quit functioning one day. It powers up and comes to life but the touchscreen is dead. The unit is useless. No wonder the warranty was only 3 months.
Oh, and battery life was short too.
This Member's Rating
7.7With a high-resolution colour screen, a sleek design, an expansion card slot, and a £149 (inc. VAT) price tag, the Tungsten E will hit the handheld sweet spot for many mobile professionals and consumers.
£ 149
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