Best PDAs - 60 to 160 MB Installed Memory, Keypad Input Method, Mini-USB Interface 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.'

'bulky and expensive'

'the more squarish plug of the headphones won't fit into a normal mini-USB port.'

'With its less-than-stellar battery life, the Dell Axim X51 didn't perform up to our expectations..'

'standard phone functions are made more tricky with the non-traditional keypad layout, it lacks MMS and a camera, and the screen is a compact three-line affair, what it does do it seems to do pretty well.'

'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.'

'steep price tag'

'Ebooks expensive.'

'The device can be sluggish at times, especially with numerous applications open..'

'It's a bit tough to slide the card in, and it goes in upside down for some reason, but at least it's not under the battery.'

'The HTC's rear-firing speakerphone is more like a PA system: extremely loud (the phone vibrates with the power of the sound and folks in the next room will likely hear the call with no problems even at half volume).'

'Other flip phones'

'lack of a full keyboard or touch screen'

'the 1.3-megapixel camera is relatively poor; photos had a greenish tint and seemed a bit dark, with evidence of exposure, color noise, and contrast problems both indoors and out.'

'If you include photos in your contacts, then it will even display the picture, though arguably at so small a size that it's virtually useless.'