Need a PDA, recomendations?

whitelightrider

Folks,

Im looking for a PDA for my wife. She's constantly running around with about 20 sheets of paper, with dates and numbers written down everywhere.
Looking for something to store reminders, contact details, WiFi, etc.

Rsaeire

whitelightrider wrote: »

Folks,

Im looking for a PDA for my wife. She's constantly running around with about 20 sheets of paper, with dates and numbers written down everywhere.
Looking for something to store reminders, contact details, WiFi, etc.

The Nokia E51 or E71. I haven't recommended a touchscreen handset, as they can be an acquired taste.

whitelightrider

Id prefer to get something like the Dell Axim of the Ipaq. Cant seem to find the Axim on Dell site.
Want to keep her phone and the PDA separate.

Rsaeire

whitelightrider wrote: »

Id prefer to get something like the Dell Axim of the Ipaq. Cant seem to find the Axim on Dell site.
Want to keep her phone and the PDA separate.

The Dell Axim range were discontinued over a year ago. I'm not familiar with any of the newer PDAs, the Dell Axim X50 was my last PDA, so all I can recommend, if you haven't done so already, is to check out the HTC and HP websites for what's currently available.

Hopefully another user can offer you further advice.

Tallon

whitelightrider wrote: »

Id prefer to get something like the Dell Axim of the Ipaq. Cant seem to find the Axim on Dell site.
Want to keep her phone and the PDA separate.

Theres a couple for sale on adverts

ozymandius

You could consider a Palm TX - they're still available. Whatever else you may hear Palm's devices were/are the best PDAs. The TX does WiFi and has a color touch-screen. Slim and hand-bag friendly. I see them on Pixmania for ~€300.

ednwireland

still make ipaq's apparently
http://www.clove.co.uk/category.aspx?department=HP%20iPAQ&category=0FC5C9DF-2205-4C79-A636-E345F3D0120A

i've still got an fujitsu n560 as a gps which works great dont use it as a pda anymore