Pda Recomendations

looking for any pda recomendations, whether based on palm or ce.

some helpful links to popular programs for each would be welcomed also.

thanks

#89142

www.palm.com

They have all their Palm's there

#89145

definitely look at Sony's PDA's. I bought a used on on ebay this summer (the sj20) and I've never regretted it for a moment. Solid, small, high resolution, and relatively inexpensive. $150 will get you a pretty good starter PDA... which is a good place to start. I wouldn't recommend buying a $600 unit without being sure if you'll be able to integrate it into your daily habits.

--mgehrett--

#89274

I would seriously go for a Zire21, that is if youre in need of the basic organizer functions, as Mgehrett said, clies would be a very nice place to look at too, im a proud owner of an NX70V

#89278

Topic Moved.

Oddly enough, PDA questions go in the PDA forum.

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Stevie BM

#89286

how 'bout them handhelp pcs? like the axim.

Only 'bout $50 more.

#89300

sorry stevie, never seen the pda forum, thought i'd be safe in the general forum.

my mistake

#89382

Axim X5, Dell.com

#89546

I can't help you with your choice. I am actually waiting for them to merge a 40GB Ipod with a PDA. What is taking them so long?

#89899

what do you thing about Tungsten T3?

#94892

Tungsten T3 is under 150 bucks? News to me!

#94960

in terms of money, i think i'll go a little higher now.

the tungsten e seems to be a great bargain right now (selling for ca$275 at costco) and has pretty much everything i would need.

#94985

Originally posted by Seph@Jan 3 2004, 01:58 PM

Tungsten T3 is under 150 bucks?    News to me!

If you find one that low, it's a pricing mistake (much like the one which Office Depot recently made by swapping the T|T3 and T|E prices).

#95020

Tungsten T3 is defineitly more than $150 (USD)...

I suggest you try PDA Street its got loads of Palm's and Win CE ones... hope i could help.

#95031