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Fossil Abacus AU5005 Wrist PDA with Palm OS
2007-09-06 05:09:00
Fossil Abacus AU5005 Wrist PDA with Palm OSDescription From the Manufacturer : Check more than just the time with this Wrist PDA watch, a revolutionary personal organizer cleverly disguised as a stylish wristwatch. Powered by the Palm OS platform this watch can store hundreds of contacts, check your calendar, and make a To-Do list from its surprisingly big 8 MB of memory. Other features include convenient drop-down menus, alarm reminder window for recurring appointments, a memo pad, and a selection of different time and date displays to give your Wrist PDA its own personalized 'dial' when not in PDA mode. A stylus is integrated into the buckle. Palm OSThe world's most popular handheld platform. Touch Screen InputStylus integrated into the buckle for easy Jot input. 8 MB MemoryEnough space to store thousands of addresses, years of appointments, hundreds of to do items, notes, memos, and still have space left for additional applications. Customizable Watch DialsSelect from an ass...
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Sony Clie PEG-SJ30 Color Handheld
2007-09-06 05:03:00
Sony Clie PEG-SJ30 Color Handheld Product Description : The Palm-powered PEG-SJ30 Clié handheld provides everything you need to stay organized and entertained. Compact and lightweight, you can take your Clié handheld wherever you go. The high-resolution color screen shows images and documents in fine detail. In addition to the 16 MB internal memory, the Memory Stick expansion slot offers unlimited storage capability for all your favorite applications. Need to get some work done on the road? You can view and edit Microsoft Word and Excel files on the handheld with Documents to Go Standard Edition by DataViz. Plus, the unique Jog Dial navigator provides easy access to most of your stored information. DisplayThe PEG-SJ30 features high resolution on its 320 x 320 pixel backlit color display, which can display over 65,000 colors. ExpansionWith this Sony Clié's Memory Stick expansion slot, you can get virtually unlimited data storage with Memory Stick removable media. You can transfer d...
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Sony CLIE PEG-N610C/V Purple Handheld
2007-09-06 03:57:00
Sony CLIE PEG-N610C/V Purple Handheld Product DescriptionGood help was hard to find until the Sony Clie came along. With Palm OS« software v. 4.0S, 8MB memory & Date Book, Address Book & To Do List functions, this personal digital assistant can juggle your busy life with ease. You can rest assured that the Clie won't run out of memory with the Memory Stick« Expansion Slot, which means that you won't run out of storage space. And you can even watch video clips on the 320x320 hi-res color screen with the Built-in Video Player. How's that for good help? Description : Who says a productivity tool can't be any fun? Get your hand around a sleek CLIE handheld from Sony, and you've got yourself a powerful tool that packs a lot of entertainment kicks. High-resolution color screen makes this easy-to-use handheld delightfully easy on the eyes. Make work a little more fun with the PEG-N610C. Powered by Palm OS, Sony's CLIE handheld is a powerful productivity tool. Whether you're ...
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Sony Clie PEG-TJ25 Handheld
2007-09-06 03:47:00
Sony Clie PEG-TJ25 Handheld The PEG-TJ25 is one of two new midlevel Sony CLIEs. The handheld is attractively designed, runs the latest Palm operating system, has a high-resolution color display, and ships with a decent software bundle. But while the TJ25 and the impressive $200 Palm Tungsten E seem pretty evenly matched on paper, the Sony offers a less vibrant screen, slower performance, and a dearth of multimedia capabilities--for the identical price. If you must have a CLIE, upgrade to the $250 PEG-TJ35, which doubles the TJ25's memory and adds a headphone jack for audio playback. Design of Sony CLIE PEG-TJ25 Housed in an attractive silver casing, the TJ25 measures a fairly typical 4.38 by 3 by 0.47 inches and weighs 4.9 ounces. We liked the jog dial of the previous CLIEs, but Sony has replaced it with a depressible barrel roller located directly beneath the screen between the ...
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Sony PEG-T415 Clie Handheld
2007-09-06 00:56:00
Sony PEG-T415 Clie Handheld Product Description : Powerful productivity wrapped in an attractive body, the Sony Clié handheld will appeal to both your practical and aesthetic sensibilities. The Palm-powered Sony PEG-T415 offers great organization tools in the slimmest PDA on the market--just .39 inches in depth. And exclusive Sony features like the Jog Dial navigator and Memory Stick media expansion slot make the Clié the smart and stylish way to keep yourself organized. The Sony Clié handheld runs on the proven, reliable Palm operating system, which means it comes complete with all the standard Palm OS applications you need for organizing your life. It comes with Date Book, To Do List, Memo Pad, Mail, and Expense tools, and the Sony-enhanced Address Book that enables you to add photos to your contacts. It also features a wide range of fun and productivity applications, including StreetFinder Express from Rand McNally for interactive maps, Vindigo city guides, Amy Reiley's Pocket Vi...
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Sony PEG-N760C Clie Handheld
2007-09-06 00:38:00
Sony PEG-N760C Clie Handheld Sony's Clié N760C combines the best of a Palm OS handheld computer and an MP3 player. Bulkier than your average audio player, it still manages to be sleek enough that you'd consider taking it out just for music-listening purposes. And you'll have all your typical Palm applications at the tip of your stylus, including your address book, to-do list, and e-mail. Rather than CompactFlash or SmartMedia, the Clié N760C uses Sony's own Memory Stick cards for expanding memory. While more expensive than other forms of media, they can be used in a variety of Sony devices, from MP3 players to digital cameras. If you're a Sony aficionado and already have other Sony peripherals, it won't be a tough transition to the Clié. Unfortunately, while the costs of SmartMedia and CompactFlash cards have dropped recently, proprietary Sony Memory Sticks have stayed much higher. Although the N760C ships with only a total 16 MB memory (8 MB internal memory and 8 MB via a Memo...
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Sony CLIE PEG-UX40 U Handheld
2007-09-06 00:19:00
Sony CLIE PEG-UX40 U Handheld Product Description : The PEG-UX40, a new Clie handheld from Sony, is a personal entertainment communicator. It is extremely portable, at 6 oz. (including stylus), and features a Bluetooth interface. The high-resolution TFT Color Display (480 x 320 dots, 65,536 colors) has swivel screen design. The automatic data back-up feature backs up data to non-volatile memory (16MB). There is a dedicated internal media memory (29MB) for storing multimedia content. Other features include a built-in 310K pixels CMOS rotating camera with 3x digital Zoom (JPEG, 640 x 480 resolution), built-in QWERTY-layout with a wide-pitch keyboard with backlight, video recording (MPEG-4 compatible, 30 fps, 160 x 112), and playback. There are also dedicated application buttons for launching the Web Browser, Mail and Date Book Applications, and an integrated memory stick slot (compatible with memory stick pro media). Other features include: *Center Jog Dial Navigator with Back Button. ...
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Sony Clie PEG-SJ20 Handheld
2007-09-06 00:12:00
Sony Clie PEG-SJ20 Handheld Product Description : The new Palm-powered PEG-SJ20 Clié handheld provides everything you need to stay organized and entertained. Compact and lightweight, you can take your Clié handheld wherever you go. The backlit, high-resolution screen shows images and documents in fine detail. In addition to the 16 MB internal memory (15 MB available), the Memory Stick media expansion slot offers unlimited storage capability for all your favorite applications. Need to get some work done on the road? You can view and edit Microsoft Word and Excel files on the handheld using Documents to Go Standard Edition by DataViz. Plus, the unique Jog Dial navigator provides easy access to most of your stored information. DisplayThe PEG-SJ20 features high resolution on its 320 x 320 pixel backlit monochrome display. ExpansionWith this Sony Clié's Memory Stick expansion slot, you can get virtually unlimited data storage with Memory Stick removable media. Transfer digital content ...
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Sony Clie PEG-NX80V Handheld
2007-09-05 23:52:00
Sony Clie PEG-NX80V Handheld Description : The PEG-NX80V redefines the popular NX-Series CLIE handhelds with a new design, improved hardware features, and upgraded application software. Palm OS 5 and ARM-compliant 200 MHz CPU, provide enhanced overall performance and an exceptional multimedia experience.The built-in 1.3 Mega-pixel camera supports SXGA (1280 x 960) resolution for high quality still photos, and you can save JPEG images or MPEG4 motion video to Memory Stick media. The "Capture Light" provides additional light to help take pictures in places with low ambient light, and a Slow Shutter Mode is also useful in low light conditions. In bright sunlight conditions, the Neutral Density Filter will reduce the amount of light entering the camera lens. Designed for the CLIE Wireless LAN Card (PEGA-WL100/WL110, sold separately), the CompactFlash (Type-II) slot also provides limited support for CompactFlash Memory Cards as optional data storage. When the CompactFlash Slot is not need...
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Sony CLIE PEG-NR70 Handheld
2007-09-05 23:40:00
Sony CLIE PEG-NR70 Handheld Description : Powerful multimedia and productivity wrapped in an attractive body, the Palm-powered Sony Clié PEG-NR70 offers great organizational tools, an MP3 audio player, and a built-in keyboard. You also get exclusive Sony features like the Memory Stick media expansion slot and Remote Commander software. The unique design of the PEG-NR70 enables the screen to flip and rotate (180 degrees) to allow optimum use of the built-in QWERTY keyboard. It features 16 MB DRAM memory, a fast 66 MHz DragonBall processor, a TFT color display with support for over 65,000 colors, and a lithium-ion rechargeable battery. With the proven, reliable Palm operating system, the Sony Clié PEG-NR70 comes complete with all the standard Palm OS applications you need for organizing your life. It comes with Date Book, To Do List, Memo Pad, Mail, and Expense tools, and the Sony-enhanced Address Book that enables you to add photos to your contacts listings. It also comes with a wide ...
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Sony Clie PEG-TJ35 Handheld
2007-09-05 23:04:00
Sony Clie PEG-TJ35 Handheld The PEG-TJ35 is one of two new midlevel Sony CLIEs. The handheld is attractively designed, runs the latest Palm operating system, has a high-resolution color display, offers credible multimedia capabilities, and ships with a decent software bundle. But while the TJ35 and the impressive $200 Palm Tungsten E seem pretty evenly matched on paper, the Sony offers a less vibrant screen and slower performance--for $50 more. This CLIE is worthwhile if you are partial to Sony's Memory Stick format or prefer the company's jazzed-up version of the Palm interface. But the Tungsten E is a better buy all around. Design of Sony CLIE PEG-TJ35 Housed in an attractive silver casing, the TJ35 measures a fairly typical 4.38 by 3 by 0.47 inches and weighs 4.9 ounces. We liked the jog dial of the previous CLIEs, but Sony has replaced it with a depressable barrel roller located directly beneath the screen bet...
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Sony Clie PEG-NX73V Handheld
2007-09-05 22:51:00
Sony Clie PEG-NX73V Handheld Design of Sony CLIE PEG-NX73V Cosmetically, the most notable and obvious difference between this model and the NX70V is the color; this guy is black instead of silver, which we like. Sony also offers a backlit keyboard for nighttime note-taking and a spring-loaded CompactFlash expansion slot that opens and closes like a cassette deck on a boombox. The advantage to this design is that the slot is hidden and covered when not occupied by a card. Better yet, the NX73V now accepts certain manufacturers' CompactFlash cards, including those made by Lexar and SanDisk, not just Sony's Wi-Fi PEG-WL100 data radio. Therefore, you can now use both a CompactFlash card and a Memory Stick or a Memory Stick Pro at the same time--finally breaking a Sony taboo. A few other improvements are based on Sony's user (and editorial) feedback. First, the swivel screen has been reinforced a bit. Hopefully, this new hinge will be less prone to damage than that o...
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Sony CLIE PEG-T665C/U Handheld
2007-09-05 22:41:00
Sony CLIE PEG-T665C/U Handheld Description : Only a half-inch thick and weighing a light 4.9 ounces, the sleek and stylish Sony Clié PEG-T665C will help you stay organized and entertained. Housed in an attractive aluminum body, the PEG-T665C is not only a 16 MB, 66 MHz PDA with a color display, it's also an MP3 player and features a built-in speaker so you can enjoy music while you work. Plus, the unique Jog Dial navigator provides easy access to your info. DisplayThe PEG-T665C provides high resolution on its 320 x 320 pixel TFT color display. ExpansionWith this Sony Clié's Memory Stick expansion slot, you can get virtually unlimited data storage with Memory Stick removable media. Transfer digital content between your Clié handheld and other Memory Stick-compatible products, including digital cameras, digital camcorders, and PCs. Operating SystemThe Sony Clié PEG-T665C is powered by Palm OS 4.1, which means it comes complete with all the standard Palm OS applications you need fo...
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Sony Clie PEG-NZ90 Handheld
2007-09-05 22:35:00
Sony Clie PEG-NZ90 Handheld Product Description : The new Palm-powered PEG-NZ90 Clié handheld pushes the envelope of handheld computing, featuring the new Palm OS 5.0 as well as an ARM-compliant 200 MHz CPU for enhanced overall performance and exceptional multimedia experience. The built-in 2-megapixel camera supports UXGA resolution (1,600 x 1,200) for high-quality still photos, and includes several enhancements, such as 2x digital zoom, strobe flash, auto focus, and manual exposure adjustment, to help make your photos look their best. You can also record and play back video (MPEG-4) and store it on Memory Stick media. Built-in Bluetooth technology allows you to pair your Clié handheld with other Bluetooth-compatible peripheral devices. HotSync your Clié handheld with a Bluetooth-enabled Vaio PC, exchange data or play games between Clié handhelds using Bluetooth, or connect to the Internet via a mobile phone with built-in Bluetooth--all wirelessly (Bluetooth-compatible peripherals s...
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Sony Clie PEG-TJ37/U Handheld
2007-09-05 22:20:00
Sony Clie PEG-TJ37/U Handheld Description : PEG-TJ37 delivers wireless freedom, rich productivity and multimedia features. With built-in wireless LAN (802.11b), you can access the Internet wirelessly at home, the office, and public hotspots where the Wi-Fi network is available. Take a picture with the built-in digital camera, make a free-hand note, and email the files to your office. TJ37 also offers natural handwriting recognition by Decuma Input. TJ37 makes your office portable - with Picsel Viewer you can review Mircosoft documents and PDF files. Enjoy MP3 music with TJ37 on your flight home from your business trip. TJ37 has all of your business and personal data needs covered. Built-in Wi-Fi; integrated 310,000-pixel camera; fast processor; MP3 and video playback; slim form factor.PEG-TJ37 delivers wireless freedom, rich productivity and multimedia features. With built-in wireless LAN (802.11b), you can access the Internet wirelessly at home, the office, and public hotspots where...
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Accessing the Internet Using your PDA
2007-09-04 20:34:00
Accessing the Internet Using your PDANote that this article covers wireless solutions, both WAN (wide area networking) and LAN (local area networking). It doesn't cover using a 56k dialup modem over a land line (that's the phone cord that plugs into the wall). There are several solutions for dialup, including Palm's modem for many PalmOne brand PDAs, CF modem cards for Pocket PCs (and the Sony Clié NX & NZ PDAs using special drivers) and external modems that connect to your PDA using Bluetooth or IR (see the ENR Tech IR and Bluetooth modem reviews).There are many ways to connect to the Internet for web browsing and email. There are two kinds of solutions:1) Wide area networking (WAN), which means accessing the Internet from most anywhere in the metropolitan US by connecting to cellular or pager networks and paying the provider a fee for either time spent online or the amount of data downloaded.2) Local area networking (LAN) which allows you to connect to the Internet only when yo...
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WiFi (802.11b/g) Networking for your PDA and Smartphone
2007-09-04 20:28:00
WiFi (802.11b/g) Networking for your PDA and Smartphone Local area wireless networking, generally in the form of WiFi (also known as 802.11b and 802.11g) is a hot topic. Companies, universities and home users are setting up wireless access points and running notebook computers without network wires. Even Starbucks, other coffee houses, airports, hotels and some small towns are installing WiFi for visitors. 80211hotspots.com has a listing of many sites around the US where you can access public wireless networks. So why not go wireless with your PDA? It makes perfect sense to free the most portable of all computers from wires. All you need is a fast Internet connection (DSL, cable model or wired Ethernet) and a WiFi access point to get started. Many PDAs and notebooks come with built-in WiFi, and if not, you can always buy an add-on card.What is WiFi? WiFi is the "friendly" term for the 802.11b (as well as 802.11a and 802.11g) Ethernet standard. It's the cousin to standard 802.11 wire...
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Bluetooth Networking for your Palm, Pocket PC and Computer
2007-09-04 20:22:00
Bluetooth Networking for your Palm , Pocket PC and Computer Forgive the pun, but with all the folks having trouble getting Bluetooth up and running, I was expecting to turn blue in the face evaluating these products. But happily, things went smoothly, and I was able to print, sync to my desktop, connect and dial using a BT phone, and transfer files to other PDAs. Different products have different configuration concepts and methods, and some user interfaces aren't the most friendly, and those were the only real challenges I faced. This is different from setting up WiFi/802.11b, where all the TCP/IP and encryption settings and concepts are fairly standardized and hence similar across brands and even platforms. Access points are the once exception, and are configured in a similar fashion to WiFi access points. But have no fear, all product reviews cover setup and use in detail!What is Bluetooth? Bluetooth is a wireless Personal Area Networking (PAN) technology that allows devices to con...
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Mac FAQ
2007-09-04 20:12:00
Mac FAQWhich PDAs Play Nice with the Mac? OK, I'm a Mac addict, and started my career in high tech as a Mac developer back in the days when the Mac Plus was state of the art. I've come a long way since then, and so have Macs! And as much I adored the once venerable Newton, PDAs have evolved into complex little beasts who may or may not want to make nice with your Mac.PDAs that Sync to both Mac OS and Windows PCs Out of the BoxWith the exception of the Sony Clié line, all Palm OS PDAs come with Palm Desktop for Mac as well as Windows in the box. Even Palm OS Smartphones like the Kyocera 6035 can sync to the Mac, though you'll have to download Palm Desktop for free from Palm's web site. Palm Desktop is the software that runs on your Mac and serves as an address book, calendar, tasks manager and notes app all in one. It's also what syncs with your Palm OS PDA. Just plug in the USB cradle or use IR or Bluetooth if you have it on your Mac and Palm, and you can sync, install apps and...

Palm vs. Pocket PC : which one is for you
2007-09-04 20:07:00
Palm vs. Pocket PC: which one is for you?Folks often write to us asking which they should choose, a Palm OS PDA or a Pocket PC. I'm not going to tell you that one is better than another, they each have their strengths, and after all, I'm a PDA geek-- I love them all. Instead I'm going to outline several key considerations that usually help folks decide which will suit their needs. Palm OS PDAs are made by Palm, Sony and Handspring, though Palm bought Handspring in 2003, and the Treo 600 Palm OS smartphone was Handspring's only product at that time. Pocket PCs are made by many companies, including HP, Toshiba, Dell and ViewSonic.1. Price. Palm OS devices tend to be cheaper than Pocket PCs, unless you want the Palm Tungsten C or the Sony Clié UX50 which are fairly expensive. Though there are now a couple of entry level Pocket PCs priced at $249 to $299. Palm OS devices run from $99 for the entry level Palm Zire 21 and $199 for the Sony Clié TJ27 to $599 for the Sony UX50 with lots...
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Palm PDA Reviews and Information
2007-09-04 19:02:00
Palm PDA Reviews and Information What can I say about the Palm OS line when Palm's strong market share says it all? As the cliché goes, less is more, as the venerable, simple shows us. While there are PDAs which have more memory, processing power, and all sorts of other hardware features running on more complicated operating systems, the Palm excels because it offers a quick, simple and accessible interface in the smallest package. The Palms are the easiest PDAs to find in stores- just about everyone, including Office Depot, and consumer electronics stores seems to sell them and their large number of accessories. There are more shareware programs of all flavors for the Palm than one could possibly ever sample in a lifetime, and many shareware/download sites devoted wholly to all that great software. Check out palmgear.com and handango.com for starters!All Palms include calendar, notes, outline, calculator, mail and contacts programs which are launched by either pressing the appropri...
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What is a PDA ?
2007-09-04 19:00:00
What does PDA stand for ? Personal Digital Assistant. A PDA is a computer that fits in the palm of your hand. Its main purpose is to carry your PIM (person information manager) applications and data: address book, calendar, notes and tasks. PDAs have been around for quite a few years now, and they can do much more than PIM functions these days. In fact you can use them to access the Internet for web browsing and email, work with MS Office documents, add on a GPS for navigation, play games, and some even double as phones (these are called smartphones) and have integrated digital cameras. There are two major breeds: Palm OS and Pocket PCs running the Windows Mobile OS. Palm OS PDAs are made by Palm and Sony. Handspring had been a big player but they were bought out by Palm and only the Palm name survives. Sony left the US handheld market in mid-2004 so their models won't be on retailers shelves by the end of 2005. Pocket PCs are made by many companies, including HP, Toshiba, Dell, AS...

PDA Overview - FAQ
2007-09-04 18:48:00
PDA Overview What is a PDA or Mobile Device? PDA stands for Personal Digital Assistant, and it is a handheld pocket computer. A Mobile Device is either a PDA or a Smartphone. The main type of Mobile Device recommended by CSD is the Windows Mobile device, which is available either as a Pocket PC or a Smartphone. The pocket PC has a 'Windows Mobile' operating system which provides a familiar Windows interface and Windows Mobile Office tools such as Word, Excel and Internet Explorer. What will I use if for? Your PDA is useful for keeping a Calendar of appointments and meetings, and a list of Contacts and Tasks. You can also use it to view and edit Word and Excel documents. In some circumstances (where you have a network connection) you can connect to the Internet and retrieve email. You can also record voice files, listen to MP3 files and view MPEG files. All of this information can (and should) be kept safe by either sync...

What is a PDA - Personal Digital Assistant
2007-09-04 18:43:00
A personal digital assistant (PDA) is a handheld device designed to facilitate organizational ability from a mobile platform. While the original PDAs were somewhat limited to keeping address, phone, calendar, and task lists, today?s PDA can function as a cellular phone, fax, provide Internet connectivity, and much more. There are many different types of PDAs, but most models work with either Palmtop software or a special version of Microsoft Windows called Windows Mobile. All models can interface with a laptop or desktop system, though optional accessories may be required. Synchronization between computer and PDA is one of the most popular features of this digital device.Some PDAs work only with a stylus, while others incorporate a miniature keyboard. A PDA might include handwriting recognition software, voice recognition, and a digital voice recorder. Some models come with a suite of software programs preinstalled, while others offer optional programs if desired.A PDA might also in...
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What is a Handheld Computer or Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)?
2007-09-04 18:24:00
What is a Handheld Computer or Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)? Here is a list of some of the key features: Handheld computers are low-cost ($100 to $400+) and highly mobile. Handheld computers possess an intuitive interface. Handheld computers have a touch-sensitive screen. Handheld computers are far more powerful than personal organizers! A handheld computer is a general-purpose computer, just like a PC, only smaller. Handheld computers support infrared (IR) beaming between units to exchange data and programs. This means that if 2 handheld computers are pointed toward each other and within a separation of 3 to 5 feet, then data can be transferred. This data could be an application program, note, phone number, address entry, database record, image, etc. Handheld computers use a stylus pen for input. Many applications require the user to tap on the screen with the stylus to select an input. Generally, text can be entered into a handheld on a...
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Mobile Crossing WP200 Way Point Pocket PC and GPS Navigation System
2007-09-04 05:06:00
Mobile Crossing WP200 Way Point Pocket PC and GPS Navigation System Product Description : The Mobile Crossing WP205 Way Point Pocket PC and GPS Navigation System integrates highly effective, satellite guided vehicle navigation with a high- performance Bluetooth-enabled Windows Mobile 2003 Pocket PC. If you're on the go a lot, you need a way to combine personal information management, scheduling and navigation features into a single, pocketable system. The Mobile Crossing WP205 navigation system works as well in your car as it does in your pocket. The 3.5-inch LCD touchscreen with voice guidance helps you keep your eyes on the road. View larger. Charging the WP205 is a breeze with the included USB charging cradle. The handy, included car mount simplifies on-the-road navigation. With the Mobile Crossing WP205, you can wirelessly upload a contact from your PC, make an appointment, and get voice guidance to that appointment location when you need it. It...
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Intel Pocket PC Camera Pack
2007-09-04 05:02:00
Intel Pocket PC Camera Pack Product Description Able to perform as either a PC-based or portable digital camera, the flexible Intel Pocket PC Camera provides high-quality video clips and pictures--whether it's tethered to the computer or sitting in the palm of your hand. The Pocket PC makes capturing and sharing video and pictures more exciting and convenient than ever. Just push a button to capture snapshots or start recording video clips for use in e-mail postcards, movies, Web sites, and more. For use away from the PC, simply detach it from the tilt-swivel base and USB cord, using the handy wrist strap and carrying case. The software gives you the freedom to make video phone calls over the Internet from your desk. You can even build your own PC movies and edit and enhance your pictures. Featuring a progressive-scan CCD image sensor, a glass and plastic lens, and 8 MB flash memory, Intel's Pocket PC Camera takes 24-bit/16.8 million-color still images at 640 x 480 resolution. I...
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Dell Axim X3 Pocket PC PDA
2007-09-04 04:45:00
Dell Axim X3 Pocket PC PDAWhen Dell rolled out their Axim X5 Pocket PC model last year it made big waves in the Pocket PC community because it offered a lot of bang for the buck. The price you paid was having to lug around a relatively large and bulky Pocket PC. Now Dell has an answer for those who wish to have a more svelte Pocket PC with a great feature set: the Axim X3 line. However, unlike the X5, the X3 doesn't have a CF slot. The X3 comes in three models: the Basic, Advanced and X3i which is the same as the Advanced model but adds WiFi 802.11b wireless networking. All feature replaceable batteries, an SD slot, fast processors and transflective displays. We received the X3i for review, and all comments are based on that model. ...
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Dell Axim X5 400 MHz Pocket PC
2007-09-04 04:40:00
Dell Axim X5 400 MHz Pocket PCProduct DescriptionThe Dell Axim X5 is the ultimate handheld device, delivering style and outstanding features at an affordable price. It's powered by the Intel XScale processor at 400 MHz to help you keep up with the tasks of everyday life, and is equipped with 64 MB SDRAM and 48 MB Intel StrataFlash ROM. The Axim X5 is equipped with Microsoft Pocket PC 2002 Premium and pre-installed with familiar applications like Pocket Word and Pocket Excel, along with a calendar, contacts database, voice recorder, and a number of other built-in features. With an integrated Type II CompactFlash card slot and a Secure Digital/MultiMediaCard slot, the expansion capabilities seem endless. And with its removable, rechargeable battery, the Axim X5 is never tied to its cradle--simply leave a spare battery charging in the cradle, and swap your battery when it's low. The Dell Axim X5 features a backlit, 3.5-inch, 16-bit, touch-sensitive, transflective TFT color LCD displa...
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Dell Axim X51v PDA
2007-09-04 04:36:00
Dell Axim X51v PDADell is living through tough times in its history. Since last year capitalization had dropped by more than 40%, because of relatively low sales growth of PC (the basis of Dell?s business). In this conditions Dell?s management has to undertake unusual steps. Well, recently Dell has announced the cooperation with AMD, the fact encouraged Dell shares at once. This was just the first step. The company sees the traditional PDA market as an optional direction, not a priority. Handheld computers by Dell can be developed under several scenarios. The first scenario ? the company sees no prospects on the PDA market and leaves it to spare costs. As a matter of fact, in April there were heated discussions and rumors in the Internet about Dell leaving the PDA market (discussions were activated by the message from pd...
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