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T-Mobile Dash 3G

The Crash 3G features the same 2.4-inch, 65,000-color QVGA (320x240 pixels) non-eat screen as the Sprint HTC Snap and its predecessor. While bright and unstrained to read, it falls short of the RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900's sharper pageant, which has a 480x320-pixel resolution. You can notice the rest in that photos and text look smoother on the Curve 8900, whereas you can see some of the pixels on Bolt 3G. We also wish that the screen was slightly bigger to see more information at a peek. As is, there's a bit of scrolling involved to view long messages, Web pages, or completely to see all the different panels on the Home screen.

On the positive side, the T-Mechanical Dash 3G comes with a trackball navigator, which allows for smoother scrolling and steering compared with the traditional d-pad found on the Sprint Snap. Surrounding the trackball are the Talk and End buttons, two lessen keys, a Home shortcut, and back button. The single-row layout of these controls is extensive and clean, blending in nicely with the rest of the phone's intentions.

Source: CNET News

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