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Packard Bell PocketGear 2060:
... the software nice and easy. The left-hand side of the machine also has a one-touch record button, and a recessed reset button. The top of the unit has a headphone jack, infrared window, microphone, on-off button and two LEDs: one for event notification, and the other to indicate charging. The short and stumpy stylus initially raises an eyebrow, but telescopes out to be long enough to be useful, although it... Read the full review: It's not an IPAQ by psipple |
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Olivetti Da Vinci Handheld / PDA / overall rating  (2 reviews)
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RCA eBook 1100 Handheld / PDA / The Rocket eBook is a portable electronic device in which you can store up to 12 books. Its features include a backlight, enabling you to read at night; a built-in Webster's dictionary; adjustable font sizes and orientation, allowing you to control the direction and size of the text y... overall rating  (2 reviews)
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Philips Nino 510 Handheld / PDA / overall rating  (1 review)
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Philips Nino 300 Handheld / PDA / overall rating  (5 reviews)
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Philips Nino 500 Handheld / PDA / overall rating  (1 review)
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Philips Velo 500 Handheld / PDA / overall rating  (1 review)
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Philips Velo 1 Handheld / PDA / overall rating  (1 review)
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Packard Bell PocketGear 2060 PocketGear comes with Microsoft Pocket PC. More than just an organizer, it gives you mobile versions of the Microsoft software you already use, including Word, Excel, Outlook, and Internet Explorer. Close by or far away, stay in touch with family and friends with your PocketGear. Use ... overall rating  (1 review)
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Oregon Osaris Handheld / PDA / overall rating  (1 review)
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Olivetti Da Vinci ... to infringement concerns with Palm, Royal revamped the newer DV1 (1 Meg) and DV4 (4 Meg) units. These are not full blown PDA’s, but more appropriately are a replacement for a paper planner, and this may become Royal’s daVinci’s niche. The DV’s have a to-do-list/priority level/status, name/address/other info, planner/calendar/reminder, calculator/exchange rate, notes, info search and world time. These features have the basic functions, but being basic makes it somewhat intuitive to use. This makes the DV units suitable for persons not wanting the complexities of never used optional features of other PDA’s, does not have time/want to... Read the full review: daVinci DV4 - Replace that paper planner book by hellorowe |
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Oregon Osaris ... output is PC compatible 12/ WEB BROWSER favorites reads files from RAM and the WWW handles animated graphics can disable graphics search facility font changes history 13/ EMAIL/FAX powerful user interface full remote, sent, draft, inbox, outbox folders address memory attachments capable full message sort 14/ Comms communications program for communicating with other computers 15/ Sketch pad with clip art, crop, rotate, text features etc etc 16/ Bombs game 17/ world time, alarms etc 18/ Spell checker, anagram solver, cross word solver and Thesaurus 19/ OPL text editor for writing compiling and ... Read the full review: Ups and downs with the Osaris by enbe |
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REX 6000 MicroPDA ... a few (bizarre) Japanese add-ons are available, that were written for the DS2, but work fine on the REX6000. Bearing in mind that this does most of the things you'd expect from a 2Mb PDA (touch-screen, data input, PIM sync, web-clipping, Add-Ons), and is about the same weight and dimensions as a standard PC card, and runs on 2 watch batteries, I think the current lack of English games and other add-ons is largely irrelevant. However, even though my REX was an amazing device straight from the box, I have still added many add-ons, and look forward to many new ones as more and more developers get involved with the REX6000. Data input on the REX is done via a mi... Read the full review: Tiny, yet brilliant! by ph5an |
