Performance and Platform
Running on Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.0 Standard, the T-Mobile Shadow was aimed at users who required more than just voice communication. The operating system was one of the more popular choices for smartphones during that era, providing access to Microsoft's Pocket Office suite for tasks like editing Word and Excel documents. It was powered by a TI OMAP 850 chipset and a 200 MHz ARM926EJ-S CPU. Although not particularly powerful, the phone managed basic tasks efficiently. The internal memory capacity of 128MB RAM and 256MB ROM encouraged the use of the dedicated microSD slot for additional storage, crucial for handling more files and applications.
- ⬤ T-Mobile Shadow Introduction
- ⬤ T-Mobile Shadow Design and Build
- ⬤ T-Mobile Shadow Display
- ⬤ T-Mobile Shadow Performance and Platform