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HTC Touch Viva
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| Generalitati | |
|---|---|
| Fabricant | Htc |
| Retele 2G | GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 |
| Status | Dipsponibil |
| Dimensiuni | |
 Lungime |
104.5 |
| Greutate | 110 g |
| Ecran | |
 Tip ecran |
TFT sensibil la atingere |
| Nr. culori | 65k |
| Functii ecran | 240 x 320 pixeli, 2.8 inci |
| Sunet | |
| Functii sunet | Polifonice (40 de canale), MP3 |
| Memorie | |
 Mem. numere |
Practic numar nelimitat de inregistrari, cu imagini |
| Date | |
| GPRS | Nu |
| HSCSD | Nu |
| EDGE | Da |
| WLAN | Nu |
| Bluetooth | Da |
| Infrarosu | Nu |
| USB | Da |
| Camera | |
 Foto |
2 MP |
| Functii camera | 1600x1200 pixeli |
| Functii | |
| Specificatii sistem | Sistem operare: Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional |
| Browser | Da |
| Functii browser | WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML (PocketIE) |
| Java | Java MIDP 2.0 |
| Baterie | |
 Tip baterie |
Acumulator standard, Li-Ion 1100 mAh |
| Stand-by 2G | 270 h |
| Convorbire 2G | 8 h |
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The HTC Touch Viva is a simple-looking phone with simple ambitions. There's no 3G and no GPS, but do fewer features mean it's a bad smart phone? We tested the Viva out to see if it's too simple for its own good or if it's a bargain.
Editors' note:
This review is based on tests done by our sister site CNET UK. As such, please note that there may be slight differences in the testing procedure and ratings system. For more information on the actual tests conducted on the product, please inquire directly at the site where the article was originally published. The Touch Viva is not sold in all Asia-Pacific countries so check with your local HTC office for availability. It has a retail price of RM1,299 (US$362) in Malaysia.
Design
If you've seen the original HTC Touch, you won't discern a great difference in the Viva's appearance. A relatively slim, plastic casing houses a resistive touchscreen. The Viva's screen dips in, rather than being flush against the bezel. Underneath the screen is an easy-to-press navigation key, flanked by the send and end-call keys.
Instead of having the matte, rubbery finish found on the original Touch, the Viva is glossy. We didn't mind this, but you may find it looks like a lower-quality product. One advantage of a glossy finish is that it slips more easily into a pocket and, impressively, our unit didn't seem to pick up any fingerprint marks.
As with most HTC devices, there's a built-in stylus, but we found the screen responsive enough to use with our fingers. Our only criticism is that the edges of the screen do get in the way of pressing it comfortably. Windows Mobile being what it is, you will inevitably find that you need to use the stylus at times, which we're not crazy about.
