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Orange San Diego

Based on 18 reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

10
Average:

6
Bad:

1

Reviews

All (25)
Excellent (1)
Good (10)
Average (6)
Bad (1)

By TechRadar on October 18, 2012

Orange has pedigree in own-brand handsets, with the offering up an excellent mobile experience, although the did seem a little off the mark compared to its predecessor.Thankfully Orange has managed to get back on the horse with its partnership with...

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By Wired UK on October 03, 2012

Europe's first Intel-powered phone is a fast performer, with a decent camera and HDMI port. The Orange livery seems a bit OTT and it's a shame it's not running the latest version of Android, but you get a considerable amount of bang for your...

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By itproportal.com on August 30, 2012

Intel may be late to the party but the Medfield-based Atom Z2460 proves the giant can take its design expertise from decades of desktop and laptop processors and apply it to the low-power environment of smartphones. It is both a fast and frugal...

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By HardwareHeaven on July 27, 2012

After the initial setup wizard on the San Diego we are presented with a home screen which pretty much screams Orange. It isn't over the top in terms of skinning but the colour scheme is very obvious. A Google search bar is present on the main screen...

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By DigitalVersus on July 12, 2012

With its beautiful screen, the Orange San Diego is very good for an entry-level smartphone. However, some features work better than others and the system can get choppy at times, which is why we're giving it four stars instead of five....

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By 3G UK on July 11, 2012

At first glance, the Orange San Diego impresses – it offers smooth, speedy performance, and has a decent screen, but its disappointing keyboard lets it down. While Orange still offers decent smartphones that are great value, there are plenty more...

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By SlashGear on July 04, 2012

Intel deserves some credit. The company has been trying to make x86 work in mobile devices for quite some time, and has finally proven that the whole package is possible with good performance sans ridiculous battery consumption. Now the company needs...

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By RegHardware on July 04, 2012

Handsomely specified and cleverly priced, the Orange San Diego offers a lot of phone for the money. That said, it’s a bit short on style, has a so-so camera, doesn’t support a lot of popular gaming titles and at launch Ice Cream Sandwich is...

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By Android Central on July 04, 2012

The Android/Intel love affair kicked off officially in January back at CES in Las Vegas. Back then, the computing giant took to the stage to show off their new, prototype hardware running on its Medfield chipset. The demonstration was impressive,...

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By Expert Reviews on July 03, 2012

The UK's first Intel-powered smartphone is fast, yet reasonably priced, making it a great option for Orange customers...

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