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Windows Mobile 2003

PDAs that were based on Windows Mobile 2003 for Pocket PC

Acer N10, N30, and N35
Asus MyPal A600, A620, A620 BT, A716, and A730
Dell Axim X3 and X3i
Fujitsu Siemens Pocket LOOX 410, 420, and 610
HP iPAQ h2210, h4150, h4350, and h5550
Mitac Mio 168, 336, 339, and 558
Toshiba e350, e400, e750, and e800
Viewsonic V37.

PDA-phones that were based on Windows Mobile 2003 for Pocket PC Phone Edition

AnexTEK SP230
Audiovox PPC-4100 and PPC-5050
E-TEN P300B
HP iPAQ h6315
Krome Navigator F1
Motorola MPx
O2 Xda II
QTEK 2020
T-Mobile MDA II

Telefonica of Spain TSM50000000
i-mate Phone Edition.

Smartphones that were based on Windows Mobile 2003 Smartphone

Dopod 515
Krome Intellekt iQ200
Mitac Mio 8390 and 8860
Motorola MPx200
O2 Xphone
Orange SPV E200 and e100
QTEK 7070 and 8080
Sagem myS-7
Sierra Wireless Voq
Smart Amazing Phone and Amazing Phone II
i-mate Smartphone and Smartphone2.

Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition (SE)

PDAs that were based on Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition for Pocket PC

Acer N50
Dell Axim X30^[1], X30i^[2], X50, X50v
Fujitsu Siemens Pocket LOOX 710, 718, 720
Garmin iQue M3, M4, M5
HP iPAQ hx2110, hx2410, hx2750, hx3715, hx4700, rz1710, rx3115, rx3415, rx3715
Pharos Traveler GPS 505
Toshiba e830

PDA-phones that were based on Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition for Pocket PC Phone Edition

Audiovox PPC-6601, XV6600
BenQ P50
Daxian CU928
Dopod 700, 818, 828
E-TEN M500
HP iPAQ hw6500 series Mobile Messenger
Krome Spy
Lenovo ET960
O2 Xda III, IIi, IIs, mini
Orange SPV M2000, M2500, M500
QTEK 9090, S100, S110
Samsung SCH-i730, SCH-M420, SCH-M430 and SPH-M4300
Siemens SX66
Sprint PPC-6601
T-Mobile MDA Compact, Compact II
Tata Indicom EGO
Telecom New Zealand Harrier
Torq P100
Verizon XV6600
Vodafone VPA Compact, VPA III
e-plus PDA III
i-mate JAM, New JAM

Smartphones that were based on Windows Mobile 2003 SE

Orange C500 (HTC Typhoon)

Windows Mobile 5.0

PDAs that were based on Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC

toshiba e800
Airis e800
Asus MyPal A632, A636, and A639
Cyberbank POZ-G300
Dell Axim X51 and X51v
Dopod P100
Fujitsu Siemens Pocket LOOX C550, N500, N520, N560, T810, and T830
HP iPAQ hx2190, hx2790, and rx1950
Mitac Mio A201, P350, and P550
Motorola TETRA PDA
QTEK G100
i-mate PDA-N. Also the Willcom W-Zero3, which was a PDA-phone but did not have the Phone Edition.

PDA-phones that were based on Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC Phone Edition

Alltel UTStarcom PPC6700
AnexTEK SP310, and moboDA 3160/3360/3380
Audiovox PPC-6700
Axia A308
BenQ-Siemens P51
CHT 9000
Cingular 8125, 8500, and 8525
Claro 9100
Dallab DX8
Dopod 818 Pro, 838, 838Pro, 900, C800, D810, M700, U1000, and P800W
ETEN G500, G500+, M600, M600+, and glofiish M700/X500
Gigabyte GSmart, GSmart i/i120/i128/i200/i300
Grundig GR980
HP iPAQ hw6910, hw6915, hw6920, hw6925, hw6940, hw6945, hw6965, rw6818, and rw6828
HTC P3300, P3600, P6300, P4350, TyTN, and X7500
Kinpo Neon, Saturn, and Tin
Laser mLaser
Lenovo ET980 and i921
Mitac A701
NTT DoCoMo hTc Z
O2 XDA Neo, Atom, Atom Exec/Life/Pure, and Xda Exec/Flame/Orbit/Trion/Zinc/mini Pro/mini s
ORSiO n725
Orange SPV M3000, M3100, M5000, M600, and M700
Palm Treo 700w, 700wx, and 750v
Pharos GPS Phone
QTEK 9000, 9100, S200, S300, and 9600
Qool QDA Icon and QDA Lite
Reliance Mobile Pocket PC
RoverPC G5
SFR v1605 and V1640
Samsung IP830-w, SCH-i760, SCH-i770, SGH-i600, SCH-M450 and SPH-M4500
SoftBank X01HT
Sprint PPC-6700
T-Mobile MDA AMEO/Compact II/Compact III/Pro/Vario/Vario II
Telecom New Zealand Apache
Telus UTStarcom PPC6700
Torq N100 and P120
UBiQUiO 501 and 601
UTStarcom PPC5800 and PPC6700 (however, another source says the PPC5800 uses Blackberry^[3])
Verizon XV-6700
Vodafone Treo 750v, VPA Compact II/III/IV/s/GPS, VPA IV, and v1640
Willcom W-Zero3
i-mate JAQ, JAQ3, JASJAM, JASJAR, Jamin, K-JAM, KJAR, and PDAL
izen Mobile Krma.

Smartphones that were based on Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone

Asus P305 and P525
Cingular 2125, 3125, and BlackJack
Dopod 557w, 586w, 595, C720W, and S300
HTC MTeoR, S310, S620 and S650
Modeo
Motorola Q and Q Plus
O2 XDA IQ/Orion/Cosmo/Graphite/Phone/Stealth/Xphone
Orange SPV C100/C600/C700/F600
Pantech PN820
Paragon Wireless hipi-2200
QTEK 8300, 8310, 8500, and 8600
Samsung SGH-i310, i320, i320N, i610 and Blackjack Series(SGH-i607, SCH-M620 and SPH-M6200)
T-Mobile MDA Dash/Mail, SDA, and SDA II
Tatung M1 and M1A
Verizon PN820

hi

Virgin Mobile Lobster 700 TV
Vodafone VDA II/IV, v1210, and v1240
i-mate SP Jas, SP5, SP5m, SP6, SPL, and Smartflip.
Startronics Superphone

they are all shit

Windows mobile 6.0

PDAs that were based on Windows Mobile 6.0 Pocket PC

HP iPAQ 210 / 211 /HP iPAQ 214 HANDHELD ENTREPRISE

PDA phones that were based on Windows Mobile 6 Professional

Smartphones that were based on Windows Mobile 6.0 Standard

HTC S710 (also known as HTC Vox, Orange SPV E650, Vodafone v1415, Dopod C500)
PANTECH Duo C810

Windows mobile 6.1

PocketPC Version

Windows mobile 6.5

Standard versions

Pocket PC versions

Windows mobile 6.5.3

Pocket PC versions

HTC HD Mini

Windows Phone 7 Phones

Windows Phone 7 is not the same thing as Windows Mobile. This article is titled "List of Windows Mobile devices", so Windows Phone 7 devices are beyond its scope. See separate article on List of Windows Phone 7 devices.

References

Directory of devices based on Windows Mobile

[1] ttp://reviews.cnet.co.uk/pdas/dell-axim-x30-64mb-312mhz-processor-review-39188791/specs/

[2] ttp://www.pdastock.com/Dell-Axim-X30i-438.html

[3] ttp://shop.intomobile.com/product/productpop.htm?prId=33589&servicePrId=32388&index=1&changePrId=&cart=&noAddToCart=1

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 * Tatung M1 and M1A
 * Verizon PN820
+hi
 * Virgin Mobile Lobster 700 TV
 * Vodafone VDA II/IV, v1210, and v1240
 * i-mate SP Jas, SP5, SP5m, SP6, SPL, and Smartflip.
 * Startronics Superphone
+they are all shit
 ==Windows mobile 6.0==