Pda?

[Neko2]

I'm a big fan of my Treo 600.
It has a keyboard, phone and camera.

I've found it handier than carrying both a pda and a phone seperately.

N2

[Roham]

I've had a number of the Palm pilots, and so has my family. For the most part they are awsome machines, no matter what budget you choose to spend.

[CalixEros]

My girlfriend got me an HP Ipaq 1940. I like it but don't use it all that much. ake sure you get one with bluetooth, you won't regret it. Now I cna link wirelessly with my computer, and I recently bought a bluetooth GPS receiver and noe use my Ipaq almost exclusively for navigation. I travel a lot for work so it's worth it's weight in gold. They even make some with a GPS receiver built right in for $4-500, but I can't think of any brands offhand...

[jaewing]

Thanks for the replys. I was leaning toward the HP or the Dell Axim. I can get a great deal on the Dell and it has all the things I want.

Any comments on the Axim?

[8-5-8]

Hey Jason... I have an Axim X30 which I love... My boss has a Palmpilot and I prefer the Windows based OS anyday... much more familiar feel and layout, plus runs word and excel and lots of other apps. Great battery life, wireless rocks... I have nothing bad to say at all... had it almost a year now.

[Crickett]

If you can splurge about $500, the Siemens SX66 from Cingular is a great Pocket PC pda and phone in one. It syncs with outlook perfectly and has bluetooth + 802.11b

[Bkcloud114]

I use a PalmPilot and I have had one for years. I have the Tungsten E, if I need more memory I can always put a flash card in it.

I would stay away from the Windows OS format and go with a Palm OS. I never did like Windows, then again I use an Apple computer.

Here is a web site I use to get after market programs www.palmgear.com

Any questions feel free to PM me