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Dell Axim X51v

Mon, 10 Dec 2007 15:53:53 -0500

Dell's Axim X51v was the last of their PDAs before they discontinued the entire product line. The Axim's full VGA (640x480) display and video acceleration matches if not exceeds PDAs currently on the market.

HP iPAQ hx2700 Pocket PC

Tue, 11 Dec 2007 18:38:26 -0500

The iPAQ hx2790 Pocket PC series is HPs current Enterprise security rich PDA with built in fingerprint reader and HP ProtectTools software secured by CREDANT Technologies.

HP iPAQ 210 Enterprise Handheld

Mon, 10 Dec 2007 15:47:40 -0500

The HP iPAQ 200 Enterprise Handheld series is HPs newest high-end PDA running Windows Mobile 6. Billed as an Enterprise Handheld with features with VoIP support and WPA2 WiFi encryption this model also sports some impressive multi-media features including a 624MHz CPU, 4-inch full VGA 640x480 display and two expansion slots for memory cards.

Peek 9

Tue, 21 Sep 2010 15:36:31 -0400

The Peek 9 is a PDF built to provide constant access to email from anywhere. This is based on the Peek Pronto, but the operating system has been rebuilt to be up to 9 times faster. It is linked to a subscription service that keeps the unit connected to the Internet through the cellphone network. The connection to mail services ensures that real-time connections are enabled, allowing instant notifications when an email is received and the use of encryption standards for corporate mail. Attachments such as Word documents, PDFs and spreadsheets can also be viewed. New services have been added as well, allowing native integration of Facebook and Twitter. Other features include Weather forecasts, maps, and RSS subscription feeds.

Features

Always-on, works anywhere
Real-time push mail
Corporate mail
Free texting to phones
Facebook and Twitter, native
Weather and PeekMaps
RSS Streams
Automatic contact download
View Word, PDF, and spreadsheet attachments

Palm TX

Mon, 10 Dec 2007 15:56:19 -0500

The Palm T|X is currently Palm's top end handheld computer.

TwitterPeek

Mon, 09 Nov 2009 03:33:55 -0500

TwitterPeek is a dedicated tweeting device designed strictly for accessing Twitter while on the go in the United States. It utilizes pre-existing mobile-phone networks to access Twitter from anywhere in the US. Users log into their Twitter account, after which they can tweet, reply, retweet, send direct messages, and download followers. Keep in mind though that TwitterPeek only supports ONE ACCOUNT, which means friends and family members will each need their own unit. TwitterPeek offers two retail options: $99 or $199. The $99 offer allows for six free months of service, after which each additional month costs $7.95. The $199 plan, on the other hand, comes with LIFETIME SERVICE; no contract required. And the included battery lasts approximately 3 to 4 days.

Features

Dedicated Tweeting Device
US Nationwide Coverage
One Twitter Account ONLY
Twitter Account RESET
Rechargeable Battery
Six Month Plan ($99)
Lifetime Service Plan ($199)

Key Unit Features

Read Tweets
Send Tweeters
Reply
Retweet
Direct Message
View Twitpics
Read Links
Download Followers

Model Variations

TwitterPeek | Gray
TwitterPeek | Aqua

Sectera Edge

Thu, 22 Jan 2009 12:11:06 -0500

The Sectéra Edge smartphone converges secure wireless voice and data by combining the functionality of a wireless phone and PDA — all in one easy-to-use handheld device. Developed for the National Security Agency’s Secure Mobile Environment Portable Electronic Device (SME PED) program, the Sectéra Edge is certified to protect wireless voice communications classified Top Secret and below as well as access e-mail and websites classified Secret and below.

Peek Pronto

Mon, 07 Dec 2009 17:23:40 -0500

The Peek Classic is a prepaid business PDA handset built as a competitor to more expensive smartphones. As a step-up from the original Classic, the Peek Pronto supports sending and receiving both email and SMS text messages over Peek’s GPRS network, which costs $14.99 a month to access. It is compatible with all major email providers — including Microsoft Exchange/Outlook accounts — and features a QWERTY keyboard, a large color screen, and a click scroll wheel for easily composing lengthy emails. Additional features include support for five total email accounts; the ability to attach or view JPEG, PDF, or DOC files; and a ZERO delay in email/SMS transmission rates.

Features

Business PDA Handset
Send Emails/SMS Messages
Receive Emails/SMS Messages
Nationwide Coverage
Full QWERTY Keyboard
Large Color Screen
Click Scroll Wheel
Image/Doc/PDF Attachments
30-Day Money Back Guarantee
1-Year Limited Warranty

Specifications

Type: PDA
Form Factor: Bar
CPU: 108 MHz
Display: 2.5” Backlit Color LCD (320x240)
Memory: 8MB Flash
Battery: Lithium-Ion
Input: Keyboard, Scroll Wheel
Mobile Broadband: GPRS-based

Included Accessories

Carring Case
Lithium-Ion Battery
microUSB Charger
Quick-Start Guide
Terms of Service Manual

Model Variations

AB02GR | Grey

ASUS MyPal A626

Mon, 10 Dec 2007 15:54:30 -0500

The ASUS MyPal A2626 is a ASUS's no frills entry level PDA of their MyPal series. Since it was first released it has received an upgrade to Windows Mobile 6 and double the internal storage.

HP iPAQ 110 Classic Handheld

Mon, 10 Dec 2007 15:26:30 -0500

The HP iPAQ 100 Classic Handheld series is HPs newest entry level PDA sporting a fast 624MHz CPU and native Windows Mobile 6.0 support in a lightweight 1/4 lbs package.

Peek Classic

Mon, 07 Dec 2009 17:02:34 -0500

The Peek Classic is an entry-level prepaid PDA handset built as a competitor to more expensive smartphones. It’s built strictly for sending and receiving email messages over Peek’s GSM network, which costs $14.99 a month to access. And it is compatible with all major email providers, including Hotmail, Yahoo, Gmail, and AOL. Since it is based off GSM, it works anywhere in the United States and doesn’t require an available WiFi connection. Additional features include support for two email accounts, the ability to attach or view JPEG images, and a 2-5 minute delay in email transmission rates.

Additional Information

It’s laced on the front with chiclet-style keys, a display window, and a top-left envelope icon that flashes blue when new email arrives. On the back is a battery cover with a sticker that explains how to install the included rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery. On the right side is a navigation wheel that can be scrolled up and down, as well as clicked inwards like a button. Right underneath the wheel is a back button. On the top is a power button, and on the opposite side is a microUSB port.

Features

Prepaid PDA Handset
Send/Receive Emails
Nationwide Coverage
Full QWERTY Keyboard
Large Color Screen
Click Scroll Wheel
Image Attachments
30-Day Money Back Guarantee
1-Year Limited Warrant

Specifications

Type: PDA
Form Factor: Bar
CPU: 108 MHz
Display: 2.5” Backlit Color LCD
Memory: 8MB Flash
Battery: Lithium-Ion
Input: Keyboard, Scroll Wheel
Mobile Broadband: GSM-based

Included Accessories

Carring Case
Lithium-Ion Battery
microUSB Charger
Quick-Start Guide
Terms of Service Manual

Model Variations

AB01GR | Grey
AB01AQ | Aqua
AB01CH | Cherry

ASUS MyPal A639

Wed, 12 Dec 2007 16:18:41 -0500

The ASUS MyPal A639 is ASUS's high end PDA sporting an unmatched 1GB of internal storage and built-in GPS with a foldout antenna.

HP iPAQ rx5935 Travel Companion

Sat, 01 Dec 2007 08:55:34 -0500

HP's iPAQ rx5900 Travel Companion series combines PDA functionality with GPS navigation.