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HTC Advantage X7510 review

General
Dimensions (W x H x D):	113x16x98 mm
Weight:	375 g
Built-in devices:	camera, GPS receiver, keyboard, phone

OS & software
Operating system:	Windows Mobile 6.1
Software included:	Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional bundle; ClearVue Presenter 5, JETCET PRINT 5, RSS reader, Zip manager, WorldCard Mobile, Opera
Synchronisation software:	ActiveSync
Desktop software:	Outlook

Processor
Processor:	Marvell PXA270
Clock speed:	624 MHz

Memory
Memory expansion:	MiniSD
Installed ROM:	16640 MB
Installed RAM:	128 MB

Display
Display type:	TFT
Display size:	5 in
Native resolution:	640x480 pixels
Colour depth:	16 bits

Connectivity / expansion
Wired connections:	USB 2.0
Wireless PAN:	Bluetooth 2.0+EDR
Wireless LAN:	802.11b, 802.11g
Wireless WAN:	GSM 850, GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900, GPRS, EDGE, 3G, HSPDA
GPS receiver:	yes
Other:	HTC proprietary 16-pin combined port (USB 1.1 host/VGA and TV Out)
Expansion slots:	miniSD

Power
Battery type:	Li-polymer
Claimed battery life:	6 h

Miscellaneous
Accessories:	carry case
Cables:	combined USB/VGA-out

Input devices
Touchscreen:	Yes
Stylus:	Yes
Navigation button/wheel:	No
Keyboard:	Yes

Audio
Audio input:	microphone
Audio output:	speaker, headset
Voice recording capability:	Yes

Overview

HTC Advantage X7510

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Editors rating: 7.8

Verdict

Although it has a number of attractive features, we can't recommend the Advantage X7510 as a replacement for either a notebook computer or a conventional smartphone. It's also expensive if viewed as an adjunct to either device.

Typical price

£ 559

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