Best PDAs - 5 to 7 oz. Weight, GSM 1900 Cell Phone Band, QWERTY Keyboard Input Method

PDAs Weight: 5 to 7 oz. Cell Phone Band: GSM 1900 Input Method: QWERTY Keyboard

3 2 to 11 Hours 4 140 to 408 Hours

11 GSM 1800 11 GSM 1900 11 GSM 900 9 GSM 850

9 Bluetooth 4 Email

4 Color TFT LCD 3 Color

11 QWERTY Keyboard 5 Touch Screen 4 Keypad 3 Microphone

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Palm Treo 750
What reviews say:

'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'

'midnight-blue casing is attractive, and the device is comfortable to hold during phone calls.'
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HTC Shadow
What reviews say:

'The call quality of the Shadow could be better, particularly the speakerphone.'

'slow scroll wheel response'

'the Shadow's keyboard isn't ideal for composing long messages'

'Vodaphone was first to market with a new UI and now T-Mobile has released one on the T-Mobile Shadow.'
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Toshiba Portege G910
What reviews say:

'I was not really all that impressed by the keyboard, in spite of all of the physical space Toshiba's designers had to work with when putting it together'

'The Toshiba Portege G910's sleek, sophisticated clamshell design and full QWERTY keyboard gives it the look and feel of a mini laptop.'

'This bad boy packs major features,'

'poor multimedia'
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AT&T 8925 Tilt
What reviews say:

'Though we never had any problems with the old design, we do like this extra functionality.'

'the Tilt is one of the few high-speed world phones--able to hit voice, Wi-Fi, and HSDPA data networks in more than 100 countries across the globe.'

'Good design isn't the only thing the Tilt has going for it.'

'large and heavy phone'
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HTC p4550 tytn ii
What reviews say:

'formidable Windows Mobile device'

'The menu has big buttons which makes it easy to select the desired option with your fingers.'

'The HTC TyTN II has a unique tilting touch screen which makes it easier to use the phone and work in confort.'

'320 display is clear and bright and also seems not to suffer from yellow colour cast that has been common on earlier devices.'
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T-Mobile Wing myFaves
What reviews say:

'a smarter smart phone for mobile professionals'

'the Wing supports popular IM clients such as AIM, ICQ, and Yahoo.'

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

'The color makes the device look professional but not too business-y, while the slightly soft texture makes it feel more comfortably in your hand.'
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Palm Treo 755p
What reviews say:

'Music playback through the phone's speakers sounded weak and tinny.'

'The Treo 755p's standard-issue (for Palm OS) 320-by-320 screen is sharp and bright, and it's easy to navigate the OS with the stylus.'

'very sharp and bright 320x320 pixel touchscreen'

'those coming from other devices might have a small learning curve.'
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i-mate JAQ3
What reviews say:

'The Jaq3's performance is sluggish and call quality was poor.'

'A full 39-key layout'

'Its poor performance was most strongly felt when watching a video'

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'poor performance'
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HTC 8125
What reviews say:

'The Cingular 8125 is available now at a pricey $299.99 with a two-year contract.'

'The Cingular 8125 is certainly not a flashy device, and doesn't stand out dramatically in either specs or features.'

'its thickness made it awkward to use for phone calls.'

'You can slide out the QWERTY thumb-operated keyboard for quick message composition or use stylus input.'
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Sierra Wireless Voq Professional Phone
What reviews say:

'a chunky design'

'The 2.2-inch, display is bright and clear, and we like the externally mounted Secure Digital card slot.'

'High-bitrate files played skip free, but they sounded terrible on the supplied headset, not surprisingly.'

'easy-to-use software solutions'