In January we reviewed the HTC P3600, a strong contender as a Windows Mobile Pocket PC/phone thanks to its good build and wide range of features. As we predicted in that review, this device has been taken up by a network operator: Orange has rebadged it as the SPV M700, and brought it to market at a considerably lower unit price than HTC can manage. Indeed, the M700 is free on some contract options. Orange has also enabled a very useful feature that HTC had inexplicably disabled: the GPS receiver.
Caption by: Sandra Vogel
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