Carry your computer around in your pocket with a handy pda device. We have reviews on the best pdas by palm, hp, sony and other top brands. Find the right one for you and compare discount prices on pdas.
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It's small in size, but don't be fooled... HP iPAQ 510 Voice Messenger is big on functionality. Get ready to take your ... more
does everything and even has practical voice command software. Awesome resolution despite what the above comment states. Clarity is great and I cant think of anything bad to say about it. read full review | report as inappropriate
Tech support is unbearable. They do not help at all, they want you to give them numbers for incidents even if you do not have it. Continuosly put you on hold to come back with no results. Three different calls unsuccesful! High price, unable to retur read full review | report as inappropriate
I think is a good investement for work works great in other countries like Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Panam??. read full review | report as inappropriate
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Samsung S3C2440 400 MHz, 64 MB, 3.3" TFT active matrix, Wireless Connectivity : Bluetooth, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE ... more
I owned it only a few days and been testing it around the area this the best thing that came for travlers in years. The Tom Tom GPS work great coem with everything you need to hook it up to a rental car and when you not using the gps it's also... read full review | report as inappropriate
There are no points of interest in the category of shopping, there are plenty of restaurants, gas stations, atms, etc. read full review | report as inappropriate
I got this for GPS and Pocket PC capabilities. The GPS is a little confusing, I managed to have it directing me to 2 different spots at the same time. I have a lot of POI info under shopping where I am but some of the info is out of date and places read full review | report as inappropriate
HP's rx5915 Travel Companion is the best in-car GPS PDA we've seen so far. If HP can work out the software bugs we saw in our early preproduction unit, this will be a stellar solution for automotive navigation and entertainment. read full review | report as inappropriate
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Intel XScale 312 MHz, TFT active matrix - transflective, Wireless Connectivity : IrDA, Bluetooth, IEEE 802.11b, OS ... more
This is my very first PDA and I am pretty satisfied with my purchase. I read multiple reviews from several websites - including Consumer Reports - and decided that this PDA was worth a try. I'm happy that I purchased it! I mainly use it for the ca read full review | report as inappropriate
Design has it's flaws. System restarts sporadically when browsing internet. Plastic frame feels cheap. But the cost-benefit is very good for a Palm PDA. read full review | report as inappropriate
Nice upgrade form my T3. Thought the slower processor would be a probelm. But, have not noticed any degredation in any applications, so far. Finding good use of Wi-Fi for some things. Blazer is no Explorer. But, usable. MP3 has good sound as well... read full review | report as inappropriate
Unless you are a hardcore PDA user, Palm's TX has all the features you will likely ever need. This includes a bright screen, good storage capacity and impressive connectivity, all in a handheld that retails for less than $300. The TX offers... read full review | report as inappropriate
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Samsung 200 MHz, STN passive matrix - transflective, Wireless Connectivity : IrDA, OS Provided : Palm OS Garnet 5.4 ... more
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I am not an entry-level user, nor am I a heavy user. I have an excellent PC, laptop, iPod video, bose sound dock, titanium flash drive, nikon digital camera, etc. My most recent in a long line of palms, was the m515 and when it's battery life... read full review | report as inappropriate
Everything you need to stay organized. Very user friendly! It's smaller than normal palms however for the price, this little machine is outstanding!! read full review | report as inappropriate
So inexpensive that the well-to-do might even consider it a potential party favor, the Palm Z22 is a PDA pared down to its essence. We think that's great, so we're awarding the Z22 an Editor's Choice as a personal PDA. read full review | report as inappropriate
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Intel XScale 200 MHz, 32 MB, TFT active matrix - transflective, Wireless Connectivity : IrDA, Bluetooth, OS ... more
Having retired from the corporate world about 10 months ago, I also retired my 6 year old Pocket PC figuring I would just get back to the simplicity of a small pocket-size paper planner. After all, how complex can retirement be? I was surprised! Th read full review | report as inappropriate
Good efficient PDA. The only shortcoming is the lack of Wi-Fi capability. Anyone not needing Wi-Fi would be well advised to give the Tungsten E-2 a good serious look. I like the size of the unit better that the T-5 that my wife has which is quite... read full review | report as inappropriate
I love my palm. I'm a nurse doing home care and I've downloaded medical programs onto it that I find indespensible. It also keeps me organized (no easy feat), and I love how intuitive and easy it has been to use and learn. Two thumbs up!... read full review | report as inappropriate
I have owned a Visor Handspring Platinum and a Neo for years and love them. Recent "upgrades" to the Palm Desktop syncing software stopped working with my Visors so I bought the Tungsten E2. The screen is mushy to the tap and the machine responds slo read full review | report as inappropriate
Franklin SCD-1890 Speaking Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary features 400,000 definitions, 500,000 ... more
Purchased for my adult child who has gone back to college; she says it so useful and helpful; I'm sorry I did not find this sooner. She's improved 100% not only in her spelling and word translation, but in pronounciation. read full review | report as inappropriate
The highly touted SCD-1890 unit actually disappoints. The dime-size speaker is useless and the the audio distorts if you try to get it to a listening level. Using headphones is a slight improvement. The 'speech' function is computer generated so t read full review | report as inappropriate
I anticipated the new Franklin SCD-1890 would be a improvement from the older model SCD-1870. But after compared it with my old one, I am really disappointed. Beside more features, everything else is a really a drawback. The speaker is weak, and pron read full review | report as inappropriate
Franklin Children's Talking Dictionary with Spell Corrector - This electronic dictionary is a great tool to enhance, and ... more
My daughter is dyslexic and this is a proving to be a great tool for her! read full review | report as inappropriate
With computer technology being what it is today, this product is really inferior. It seemed like more of a toy, and I could not take it seriously as an educational tool. The text display is difficult to read. I returned the one I ordered, as I... read full review | report as inappropriate
My 5 year old daughter is reading Harry Potter and as she goes along is finding more and more words on the book that aren't on the dictionary. However, its good that it speaks the words and definitions and that it is small and portable is a plus. read full review | report as inappropriate
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Intel SA-1110 206 MHz, 32 MB - SDRAM, 6.5", OS Provided : Microsoft Windows for Handheld PC 2000 ... more
"With the HP Jornada 720 Handheld PC, you get notebook functionality plus improved portability. When optimized with accessories and add-on software, its usability increases exponentially. Who said that keyboards are dead?" read full review | report as inappropriate
After hours of toll calls to HP, and toll free calls to Microsoft, unable to connect to www, unable to sync, unable to get help! Maybe it shouldn't be like a toaster, but it shouldn't be this difficult to operate correctly! DI read full review | report as inappropriate
The Hewlett Packard Jornada with a keyboard was last looked at back in issue 153 (July 1999). That was their 680, which was replaced by the 690 in due course - a machine essentially the same but running a later version of Windows CE and with more... read full review | report as inappropriate