Unlike other PDA phones from Sony Ericsson or Palm, the MPx200 from Motorola is rather slim and does not employ touch-screen for data input. This smart cell phone, when combined with Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 2002 OS, offers easy one-handed operation. The sturdy build and lustrous satin black body are attractive, but fingerprint imprints are unavoidable. The 65K
colour LCD is amongst the best we have seen. A monochrome sub-LCD up front displays basic information like time, date and caller ID. Features, though, is where this phone may fall short of enticing consumers. With no camera, Bluetooth or even FM radio, the Rs 16,500 price tag seems steep. You do get a SD/MMC slot, IR and a USB cable as the syncing apparatus. Performance is normally peppy, although short bursts of sluggishness do creep in ever so often...
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