I have a few problems with Pocket PC's in general. For one, the built-in character entry software usually takes up a lot of screen space. Secondly, I find that most information is best viewed when the screen is horizontal, however, by default the screen is usually vertical. Also Pocket PC's would be a little easier to use and hold as phones for extended periods of time if they were slightly narrower. The Motorola MPx addresses all these problems. It has a relatively large keyboard, can be opened up so that the screen is either vertically or horizontally oriented and finally it's a little narrower than the average Pocket PC.



Link: Howard Chui