Best Sony PDAs - PDA Type

'Slick Windows Mobile overlay.'

'great phone'

'Bypass Internet Explorer for the embedded Opera Mobile 9.5 and web browsing is fantastic over HSDPA and especially Wi-Fi.'

'outstanding mobile web browser'

'The on-device store is intuitive and easy to use-- watch our video review to see it in action.'

'The gesture-based functions are intuitive and make for fast navigation through menus and books—all ebook readers will probably head this way in the near future.'

'usable built-in memory'

'good music player'

'the screen doesn't get murky with fingerprints.'

'There's a large, easy to operate d-pad for navigation and page turns, but no dedicated page turn buttons on the side like the Kindle 2 and PRS-505.'

'Screen requires no backlight and is easy to read in bright environments.'

'slim, sleek, and very readable device'

'Excellent display'

'PRS-700 very familiar'

'Compared to other consumer-oriented handhelds on the market, it is relatively inexpensive at around $260.'

'The screen is bright and easy to read with backlighting turned on, even in bright sunshine.'

'It enables users to re-size images, write captions, or draw on photos and post them from the device directly to most social networking pages or blogs via a hotspot or WLAN.'

'Screen requires no backlight and is easy to read in bright environments.'

'It's easy on the eyes both in terms of the device's looks and the excellent screen that's perfect for reading.'