Which new PDA?

[getsurfers]

Currently have a Dell x5 and very happy with it.

Although, it's 4 years old and there are now alot faster and better systems around.

I'd like wi-fi, BT, CF & SD slots and *if* possible in-built GPS.

Looking fo a system with stacks of RAM, and processor which is higher than the 400mhz the x5 has.

Any recommendations?

[Martin Laverty]

There isnt anything that has SD CF and built in GPS.

Id say these models should cover everything else though.

http://www.totalpda.co.uk/Dell-Axim-...24Mhz-PDA.aspx

http://www.totalpda.co.uk/HP-iPAQ-2490--NEW.aspx

http://www.totalpda.co.uk/HP-iPAQ-2790-NEW.aspx


The two HP's are running Win Mobile 2005 so they now have persistant memory i.e. you dont lose everything if/when your battery goes flat.

If memory is the biggest issue then
http://www.totalpda.co.uk/HP-iPAQ-27...-Warranty.aspx

128 ram and 128 rom it also has a 624 processer so its the most memory and fastest processor in any pda. There are only a few of these left though.

If you give me a call I can over the differences for you.

Originally Posted by getsurfers

Currently have a Dell x5 and very happy with it.

Although, it's 4 years old and there are now alot faster and better systems around.

I'd like wi-fi, BT, CF & SD slots and *if* possible in-built GPS.

Looking fo a system with stacks of RAM, and processor which is higher than the 400mhz the x5 has.

Any recommendations?

[getsurfers]

Does the 2750 not have persistant mem too?

I assume Dell still use a button battery for back ups...

[Martin Laverty]

No the 2750 uses windows mobile 2003 SE so it has the same software and backup battery set up as the dell.

With the Dell and 2750 you would just need to make you keep them charged up and do regualr backups.

Originally Posted by getsurfers

Does the 2750 not have persistant mem too?

I assume Dell still use a button battery for back ups...

[getsurfers]

Ok, thanks