Dopod

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Dopod (多普達) is a Taiwan-based distributor of Windows Mobile smartphones, operating in the South East Asia and Australasia. Dopod International was founded in 2004 and it is now directly owned by the Taiwanese Windows Mobile device manufacturer HTC with over 50% of shares (acquired on June 2, 2006). It has manufacturing bases in Taiwan and Wuhan, China.

Dopod specifically produces PDA phones. The most recent models are: P100, S300, 577W, 818 Pro, 838 Pro, 900, D810.

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