Choosing a PDA

by **rvantuyll23** » Apr 30, 2002 @ 11:48pm

I am currently deciding on buying a PDA. I am a first time user and therefore are looking for advice what PDA to buy. I am looking for the following functionality:

- Good office compatibility
- As good as possible mobile internet
- Bluetooth (synchronisation with my mobile,

Does anybody have any advice, or know any sources that can help me?

Thanks,

Reinout

by **suchiaruzu** » Apr 30, 2002 @ 11:56pm

by **R0B** » Apr 30, 2002 @ 11:56pm

by **ingallsj** » May 1, 2002 @ 3:04am

The Ipaq3835 has built in Bluetooth. Ask Michael Walker. :wink:

by **Solarix** » May 1, 2002 @ 7:00am

by **Lokas** » May 1, 2002 @ 1:10pm

by **ingallsj** » May 1, 2002 @ 6:06pm

Go with the Toshiba e570, it has a built in SD/MMC slot and a built in CF/CF+/CF2 slot that you can use simultaneously. :twisted:

That way you can have a 1GB IBM Microdrive in the CF+ slot and a Bluetooth card in the MMC slot. :wink:

by **jadam1** » May 1, 2002 @ 7:04pm

well actually, the E570/Audiovox Maestro are the only PDA's with SDIO slots, which allow for expansion devices, you could get Toshiba's bluetooth SDIO card and a CF card at the same time

by **ingallsj** » May 1, 2002 @ 8:26pm

by **Matt Keys** » May 1, 2002 @ 9:23pm

by **R0B** » May 1, 2002 @ 10:21pm

by **James S** » May 1, 2002 @ 11:08pm

The SDIO port allows for communication and expansion devices, not just extra storage memory. That's the difference. The E200 and iPaq H38xx both have SD/MMC slots, but the Toshiba/Audiovox both have an SDIO/MMC port which allows for expansion devices.

by **Fish** » May 2, 2002 @ 7:41pm

by **Solarix** » May 2, 2002 @ 8:18pm

by **James S** » May 3, 2002 @ 3:27pm

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