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NEC MobilePro 300E review

General
Dimensions (W x H x D): 76.8x14.8x125 mm
Weight: 146 g
OS & software
Operating system: Pocket PC 2002
Software included: Pocket Outlook, Pocket Word, Pocket Excel, File Explorer, Pocket Internet Explorer, Terminal Services Client, VPN Client, Server Sync Client, MSN Messenger, Microsoft Reader, Calculator, Windows Media Player, Voice Recorder, Solitaire, Transcriber, Graffiti, MGI PhotoSuite for Pocket PC, AOL Instant Messenger, Acrobat Reader, iGolf
Synchronisation software: ActiveSync
Desktop software: Outlook
Host PC system requirements: PC with Windows 98/ 98SE/ME/2000/XP
Processor
Processor: Intel StrongARM SA-1110
Clock speed: 206 MHz
Memory
Memory expansion: SD/MMC
Installed ROM: 32 MB
Installed RAM: 64 MB
Connectivity / expansion
Docking cradle: Yes
Wired connections: USB, serial
Wireless PAN: infrared
Expansion slots: SD/MMC
Display
Display type: TFT
Display size: 3.5 in
Native resolution: 240x320 pixels
Colour depth: 16 bits
Power
Battery type: Li-ion
Number of batteries: 1
Claimed battery life: 8 h
Input devices
Touchscreen: Yes
Stylus: Yes
Navigation button/wheel: Yes
Audio
Audio input: microphone
Audio output: speaker, headphone jack
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NEC MobilePro 300E

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Rating: 7.0
Verdict

The MobilePro 300E is reasonably specified and well priced, and will only disappoint those who must have CompactFlash expansion built in as well as SD.

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