Yes I am a noob and I need your opinions!

[jimbob0898]

Hi, firstly I would just like to say hello, I'm Jimbob0898

I'm after a pda, which will be my first one, and I was hoping that you could give me some advice on the best make/model to suit my needs.

What I'm after is a pda which has GPS, wifi and bluetooth. I'll be using it for work so office apps are more important than media. I saw this HP iPAQ rx5915 which seems to fit the bill but you may think that there is better around?

I plan to buy it in New York as I'm popping over there in a few weeks. The problem with the rx5915 is that in the price I'll be paying for the US TT maps which I don't need. Is it possible to get it without the TT software?

Or should I just get a pda without GPS and buy a separate GPS bluetooth receiver? My head hurts

[Martin Laverty]

Why not get the 5935 here.
http://www.totalpda.co.uk/HP-iPAQ-rx...Companion.aspx

Price wise there is not going to be much difference and with this you will be getting UK and Europe maps.

If you go for the one in the states you will still have to buy the UK maps so you will end up spending more.

Originally Posted by jimbob0898

Hi, firstly I would just like to say hello, I'm Jimbob0898

I'm after a pda, which will be my first one, and I was hoping that you could give me some advice on the best make/model to suit my needs.

What I'm after is a pda which has GPS, wifi and bluetooth. I'll be using it for work so office apps are more important than media. I saw this HP iPAQ rx5915 which seems to fit the bill but you may think that there is better around?

I plan to buy it in New York as I'm popping over there in a few weeks. The problem with the rx5915 is that in the price I'll be paying for the US TT maps which I don't need. Is it possible to get it without the TT software?

Or should I just get a pda without GPS and buy a separate GPS bluetooth receiver? My head hurts