Dell Axim X30 PDA
This was donated to me by Trevor Smith, it is not a phone, only a PDA This is the mid-level version with a 324MHz processor and 64MB of RAM It has Windows Mobile 2003 installed, this used Windows CE 4.2 as its base, so no persistent storage, meaning if the battery ran out and you couldn't get to a charger before the backup battery ran out, you would effectively hard reset the device, and you would have to set it up all over again, happily though the battery lasts for quite some time. Connectivity wise this PDA has Wifi, Bluetooth, and a SDIO slot that could take SD cards, and SD peripherals like cameras and network cards The screen is a resistive 240x320 and it has a microphone and speaker even though it has no phone hardware There are a ton of hardware buttons, including a jog wheel, and they can be remapped to any function There is no camera or GPS, although they can be added through the SDIO slot It's a very lightweight and thin device There is a stylus poking out the top, and you can see the headphone socket and scroll wheel It uses a propriety connector for charging and data transfer, and the little lump protruding at the top houses LED's for wifi and Bluetooth status With the back cover and battery removed The stylus pulls out from the top The Blue LED is for Bluetooth, and the green LED is for Wifi It uses a propriety connector, so no on the go USB charging It's just standard Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition, no customization here Programs menu It does include Windows Media Player though The Settings menu The About screens It does not support WPA2 The Games menu with Solitaire and Jawbreaker (Later known as Bubble Breaker) The standard Windows Mobile volume control And finally a size comparison with my Huawei P Smart For more retro hardware check out my online museum here