O2 XDA phone specifications

2.20" TFT240×3201.3MP Camera1150mAhTi Omap 850

The O2 XDA Phone is a compact 2005 Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone produced by HTC, built on the TI OMAP 850 chipset with 64MB RAM. It features a 2.2-inch TFT display at 240x320 resolution and a 1.3MP rear camera, targeting business users seeking mobile email and PIM functionality on 2G/GPRS networks. With Bluetooth 1.2 and miniSD expansion, it delivers solid connectivity in a 107x46mm form factor weighing 105g.

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Strengths

  • Pro: Windows Mobile 5.0 provides push email and Exchange sync support
  • Pro: TI OMAP 850 chipset handles multitasking for 2005-era smartphone apps
  • Pro: Compact 46mm width fits comfortably in a shirt pocket
  • Pro: miniSD card slot for expandable storage beyond the built-in 64MB
  • Pro: Bluetooth 1.2 for wireless headsets and data synchronisation

Weaknesses

  • Con: Non-touchscreen display requires keypad navigation for all input
  • Con: Only 1.3MP fixed-focus rear camera with no flash
  • Con: No Wi-Fi; limited to 2G/GPRS data speeds
  • Con: 1150mAh battery modest even for 2005 usage patterns
  • Con: 17.5mm thickness feels bulky by later smartphone standards

Full Specifications

Display

2.20"
Screen Size
0.1MP
Resolution
Size
2.20 inches
Resolution
240 x 320 pixels
Aspect Ratio
3:4
Pixel Density
182 ppi
Technology
TFT

Chipset & Memory

Ti Omap 850
Chipset
64MB
RAM
Chipset
Ti Omap 850
Manufacturer
Ti
RAM
64 MB
Storage
64 MB

Camera

1.3MP
Main Camera
Main Camera
1.3 MP

Battery

1150 mAh
Battery
Capacity
1150 mAh

Design

105g
Weight
107x46x17.5
Dimensions (mm)
Form Factor
Bar
Dimensions
107 x 46 x 17.5 mm
Weight
105 g (3.70 oz)

Connectivity

1.2
Bluetooth
Bluetooth
1.2
USB
Proprietary

Network

4G
LTE
Network Bands
LTE: 900 (900), 1800 (1800), 1900 (1900)

Features and specifications are subject to change without prior notification.

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