HTC P4350 Cell Phone
The HTC P4350 is one of the latest phones released by HTC and is also known as the HTC Herald. The P4350 is currently the smallest Pocket PC with a slide out keyboard. The size is similar to the Imate JAMin but offers a keyboard in the same size. The P4350 is also the first Pocket PC with a sliding keyboard to have a spring loaded slider. The P4350 has a 200 MHz processor, Windows Mobile 5, slide out keyboard and a lot more. Is the P4350 worth getting? Is it worth the extra cost over the HTC wizard? Read on to find out!!
 The P4350 is designed to perfection!! The phone is similar to the HTC Wizard but offers improvements in every form. The P4350 is almost half the thickness of the Wizard and the material is a lot more solid which does not feel like plastic.
Many people who have used the HTC Wizard have found that when using the function and shift buttons on the keyboard you make mistakes. This is especially true when typing passwords because you cannot see what you’re typing instead you see ******. On the P4350 HTC has included two small blue LED’s on the top left of the keyboard which tell you whether or not the function or shift buttons are on/off. These indicators help a lot especially when typing in passwords.
The keyboard slider is spring loaded and similar to ordinary slider phones. This is an excellent feature and has not yet been seen on PPC keyboard sliders. The slider on the P4350 is a bit different from the Wizard because it slides out to the left. There is both a positive and negative to the new slider direction. The positive is that the phone is easier to navigate with your left thumb on the d pad and holding the stylus with your right. The negative is that when the keyboard is open the stylus is located on the bottom left which is awkward pulling out.
The Wizard had it’s numeric keys on the top row of the keyboard and was awkward when dialing. The P4350 is similar to the HTC TyTN/ Cingular 8525 and has its numeric keypad setup like an ordinary phone. The P4350’s keyboard also has shortcuts for the Comm Manager and file manager.
Read full review » The HTC P4350 is one of the latest phones released by HTC and is also known as the HTC Herald. The P4350 is currently the smallest Pocket PC with a slide out keyboard. The size is similar to the Imate JAMin but offers a keyboard in the same size. The P4350 is also the first Pocket PC with a sliding keyboard to have a spring loaded slider. The P4350 has a 200 MHz processor, Windows Mobile 5, slide out keyboard and a lot more. Is the P4350 worth... The P4350 has all the same features that Windows Mobile 5 Pocket PC offers. You have basic calendar functions with appointments, calculator, PDF viewer, tasks and a lot more. The P4350 also comes complete with Microsoft Pocket Office which includes Word, Excel and PowerPoint. With Word and Excel you can not only view documents but edit them too.
The P4350 has many advanced features like a 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP,... The display on the P4350 is awesome. The screen is super bright and has a great resolution. The resolution is 240 x 320 (QVGA) and displays 65k colors. The screen is touch-sensitive and is maneuvered with the built in stylus.
A key note to mention is that the display turns on when you slide out the keyboard. On older devices like the HTC Wizard the display would still be off if the keyboard is extended and you would have to press the power... The P4350 has GPRS, EDGE and WiFi built in. The WiFi on the P4350 supports both b and g wireless and works great. Usually when using the internet on a WM5 device you can only scroll from link to link. On the P4350 you have the option to scroll a page at a time. The down and up arrows located on the keyboard can be used for scrolling page by page if the function button is activated. The P4350 has 128 MB ROM and 64 MB RAM. You can also add a micro... Overall the P4350 is an amazing phone. The phone offers a wide range of features and looks amazing. The best part of the P4350 is the looks and feel of the phone. The phone seems very solid and heavy which makes it very sturdy. The phone weighs 168 grams.
Some may find that the processor is way to slow for their needs. The processor in the P4350 is a 200 MHz OMAP 850. Although the processor is only 200 MHz I found it to be fast and... Pros: The hardware is sturdy and solid yet sleek with smooth feel as it slides. Touchscreen awesome...Variety of sounds, colors and interactive graphics- Awesome plus a powerhouse fast wifi!!! Cons: NONE!! and I have thoroughly used every smartphone out there!! Summary: They finally got it right!! Finally a phone that has everything in it...its ultra thin and yet sleek and solid...it packs a powerful punch against the competition...if it gets better than this - let me know!!! 33 out of 50 people found this review helpful Buying choicesWith new service  This item is not being sold with a service plan by any online merchant. With pre-paid service This item is not being sold with a pre-paid service service plan by any online merchant. Purchase phone only Accessories Purchase compatible accessories for this phone Ringtones & MediaShop for compatible mobile content for this phone
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