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Build & Design
The iPAQ 512 is a standard candy-bar phone - it's light, and fits easily in your pocket like other standard phones of the same form.

The phone has a large 2-inch screen with a resolution of 176 x 220 pixels. Although this is a standard resolution for many phones, in this case it tends to get a little pixilated; a 240 x 320 would have been better.
The phone has a standard alphanumeric keypad with a 5-way D-Pad. The keys have a laminated finish with the center button of the D-Pad and the calling keys having a brushed metal finish. There are two menu keys and a Home and Back/Previous menu key.

The left side of the phone has the volume control, a microSD card slot which has a rubber flap to shield it from dust. The rubber flap is pretty tough to pull out and makes it difficult to get to the memory card if you don't have nails or a pin around. There is also a 2.5mm stereo port on this side to connect your handsfree. The right side holds a Voice Command button.

The bottom of the phone houses a miniUSB port which doubles as a charging port, and also a connectivity port. The back of the phone is where a 1.3 MP camera is placed, and above that is the loud speaker of the phone.

The overall build of the phone is good. Although I feel that the phone won't be able to survive more than a couple of drops.
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