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O2 Atom VS Dopod 818
tby717
HI all, Im new in this forum. Very interesting n useful site. Can anyone advise me what is the main different between O2 atom n Dopod 818 which just launch... i saw the papers ad about Dopod and the spec n Atom is almost same. As told by the Dopod promoter , the function n spec is kinda better than Atom. Most important, the price is lots cheaper. Anyone can tell me more? confused.gif

http://www.dopod818pro.com/
vicott
I suppose u want to compare with Dopod 818 Pro (aka HTC Prophet) rather than Dopod 818 (aka HTC Magician).

Dopod 818 (exactly same specs as O2 XDA II Mini):
- 64MB RAM, 64MB ROM
- Intel X-Scale 416MHz processor
- WM2003SE
- BT
- SDIO Slot
- 1.3MP Camera
- 2.8" Screen

Dopod 818 Pro:
- TI OMAP 195MHz
- 64MB RAM, 128MB ROM
- WM5
- BT, Wi-Fi
- A2DP Support in next BT Patch
- SDIO Slot
- 2.1MP Camera
- Many different colors available
- 2.8" Screen

O2 XDA Atom:
- Intel X-Scale 416MHz
- 64MB RAM, 128MB ROM
- WM5
- BT, Wi-Fi
- Integrated FM
- miniSD Slot
- A2DP Support
- 2.1MP Camera
- 262K Color Screen (65K effective)
- 2.7" Screen
rivaldo
the main 2 difference between the Dopod 818 Pro and the XDA Atom is

- XDA Atom is using the miniSD slot, Dopod 818 Pro is using SDIO slot
- XDA Atom is using Intel XScale 416MHz, Dopod 818 Pro is using Texas Instrument OMAP 195MHz processor
tby717
ops...Sori is Dopod 818pro. Tks for the spec. Is the processor cause the price different?
coldman
IMO when O2 want to have a mini replacement, they will review both the htc and qtek set. and choose the set that is the best between the two.

so you say which one is better?
Devoted22
saw from cnet asia that

"it displays only 64K colors, compared with the Atom's 262K colors."


is this true that 818 pro resolution is inferior? brooding.gif i mean does this translate into really a big difference on the visual experience, after all the screen is so small??
Devoted22
why does the pricing of this two sets differ so much?

based on Singtel 2 yr contract,
Dopod 818 pro = $998
Atom = $13++ ? (if this is true, it is even more expensive than the Dopod 838 ($1288)

what makes Atom so worth the extra bucks for one to fork out rather than going for 818 pro? any comments, thanks. confused.gif
EEXOOO
QUOTE(coldman @ Dec 19 2005, 08:17 AM)
IMO when O2 want to have a mini replacement, they will review both the htc and qtek set. and choose the set that is the best between the two.

so you say which one is better?
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Huh?

Qtek ?
Htc makes Dopod818Pro
Quanta makes O2 Atom

If I'm not wrong, O2 doesn't have the rights to 'choose'.
EEXOOO
QUOTE(Devoted22 @ Dec 19 2005, 09:46 AM)
saw from cnet asia that

"it displays only 64K colors, compared with the Atom's 262K colors."
is this true that 818 pro resolution is inferior?  brooding.gif i mean does this translate into really a big difference on the visual experience, after all the screen is so small??
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Thats the color not resolution. We can't comment much on this as you would have to go down to compare and see it yourself. This way you will know better.


QUOTE(Devoted22 @ Dec 19 2005, 09:55 AM)
why does the pricing of this two sets differ so much?

based on Singtel 2 yr contract,
Dopod 818 pro = $998
Atom = $13++ ? (if this is true, it is even more expensive than the Dopod 838 ($1288)

what makes Atom so worth the extra bucks for one to fork out rather than going for 818 pro? any comments, thanks.  confused.gif
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1) Atom is smaller in size
2) Atom has FM Radio
3) Atom has faster processor

allenng
I believe O2 have the right to chose.
Here O2 is the customer to HTC so ofcos the customer can chose which supplier they want.

HTC also would be happy if O2 chose them then more sets can be sold worldwide.

QUOTE(EEXOOO @ Dec 19 2005, 01:34 PM)
Huh?

Qtek ?
Htc makes Dopod818Pro
Quanta makes O2 Atom

If I'm not wrong, O2 doesn't have the rights to 'choose'.
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