照相机
| 内置摄像头 |
Y |
| 后置摄像头分辨率 |
1280 x 960 pixels |
其他功能
| 音乐播放器 |
Y |
| Java技术 |
Y |
| 响铃类型 |
Polyphonic |
存储介质
| 兼容性内存条 |
SDIO, SD, MMC |
| 内置存储器 |
128 MB |
电池
| 待机时间（2G) |
150 h |
| 通话时间（2G） |
3.5 h |
XDA IIi TFT, 240 x 320, 8.89 cm (3.5 ") , Silver
It's in the feature set that the Xda IIi really stands out from its competition, and indeed from O2's previous smartphone offerings. Underneath the shiny exterior is an Intel XScale PXA 272 520MHz processor and 128MB each of internal ROM and SDRAM. That can be extended via the SD/MMC card slot that sits on the top of the phone.
As a phone, the Xda IIi is a tri-band (GSM 900/1800/1900) phone with GPRS capabilities. From a pure data pushing perspective, it's nicely accentuated with both Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity, although on the WiFi side, it's only an 802.11b connection. The inbuilt camera is a 1.3 megapixel model that'll also double as an MPEG4 video camera.
On the software side, the O2 Xda IIi runs Microsoft's Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition for Pocket PC Phone Edition, possibly the most verbosely named operating system that Microsoft's ever offered. As a phone OS, it's usage is currently trailing Symbian (used primarily in Nokia's phones) by a very large margin, but it does benefit somewhat from having inbuilt synchronisation facilities with Windows PCs, as well as a mini-suite of cut-down Microsoft Office applications including Pocket Word, Excel and Outlook. For the time wasters amongst us, it's also got the highly addictive Jawbreaker software built in.
