Best PDAs - Bluetooth Wireless Capabilities, QWERTY Keyboard Input Method, 2 to 11 Hours Battery Life

'There are no included PIM tools,'

'the N810's problematic third-party software in general, may keep it from taking the PDA world by storm.'

'The keys are so crowded and close together that it's easy to press the wrong button when typing with your thumbs.'

'There's nothing outrageously new about the Treo 750's features'

'sometimes confusing user interface'

'the Pantech Duo is quite the bulky device'

'poor resolution'

'The 1.3 MP camera is nothing to call great.'

'It loses some in terms of battery life'

'I found the removable battery cover a bit fragile and somewhat difficult to remove and replace.'

'the included stylus is especially flimsy.'

'Palm OS is getting old and tired for power users'

'The bad: There's no 3G support'

'no rich desktop-style Web browser'

'large attachments could take a great deal of time even if you were on the fastest wireless G connection possible.'

'Unfortunately, T-Mobile left the slow CPU intact, making this otherwise powerful handset feel sluggish and sticky to use'

'the EDGE speeds of the BlackBerry 8800 seemed pokey'

'The level of serious multimedia support is woefully inadequate, bringing to mind the audio/video "support" seen on the Palm devices of two or three years ago.'

'Lacks a camera.'

'The lack of Windows Mobile 6.0 and no input method other than the 2.4" QVGA resolution touch screen may deter some potential owners, but for those looking for a basic entry into the Windows Mobile world the JAMA could be the answer.'

'there's no special dispensation given to the Start or OK keys'

'camera won't let you focus on a certain point which makes the pictures turn out a bit unclear and macro images are not possible at all.'