Best PDAs - 60 to 160 MB Installed Memory, Bluetooth Cell Phone Features, Microphone Input Method

'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.'

'call quality was subpar in our tests.'

'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 price is a little stiff, as usual.'

'the XDA IIs quickly makes it evident that looks can be deceiving.'

'The keys are small though and not well spaced so mis-keying is something you'll have to improve on as time passes.'

'I do find the layout of the buttons a little odd -- the OK/close and Start buttons are the innermost pair, as opposed to being the outermost as on many other devices.'

'The bad: The Touch's onscreen keyboard is improved,'

'EDGE speeds measured by JBenchmark Net were slow, though, at 71 Kbps down and 22 Kbps up.'

'very small green and red call control keys'

'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.'

'Both carriers' phones are short on multimedia features.'

'Lacks a camera.'