I'm a gadget freak and I've tried them all, except the next thing on my list which is Imate JasJar. But i've tried many from basic palms to a 640x480 toshiba PDA (e800). But this is the thing I use daily when I'm away from home:
Pros:
- wide display, 640x200 pixels, awesome for web page viewing
- full keyboard, u can type easily
- ICQ, MSN, Gtalk, AOL support!!
- Opera browser build in
- Email, Pop3
- Pocketable!!
- Screen protected because of clam-shell design, wearable in a pocket
- average battery life when using internet 4h
- Symbian OS, lots of apps for it
- bluetooth
- wifi
- SD card slot
Cons:
- slower due to 150mhz processor
- bulk, brick like design if u like to use it as mobile phone, not exactly trendy, so, its not bdjuf approved
- no stereo out jack, bad if u want to listen to mp3s using standard headphones, maybe with bluetooth..
Overall beats the likes of Blackberry, HP models, Palm models etc...
Highly recommended for doing business away from home. Especially in areas without WIFI coverage! Only thing u need is for GPRS support from your mobile operator.
Pros:
- wide display, 640x200 pixels, awesome for web page viewing
- full keyboard, u can type easily
- ICQ, MSN, Gtalk, AOL support!!
- Opera browser build in
- Email, Pop3
- Pocketable!!
- Screen protected because of clam-shell design, wearable in a pocket
- average battery life when using internet 4h
- Symbian OS, lots of apps for it
- bluetooth
- wifi
- SD card slot
Cons:
- slower due to 150mhz processor
- bulk, brick like design if u like to use it as mobile phone, not exactly trendy, so, its not bdjuf approved
- no stereo out jack, bad if u want to listen to mp3s using standard headphones, maybe with bluetooth..
Overall beats the likes of Blackberry, HP models, Palm models etc...
Highly recommended for doing business away from home. Especially in areas without WIFI coverage! Only thing u need is for GPRS support from your mobile operator.
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