Best PDAs - Bluetooth Wireless Capabilities, PDA Type, Keypad Input Method

'For such a groundbreaking device, the N95's looks, at first glance, are that of an ordinary Nokia slider phone.'

'the Nokia N95 is one smart phone that just doesn't measure up, especially if you consider all the features in its minute size.'

'5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss autofocus lens, a 2.6" QVGA display and a two way slider'

'The keypad is very well designed, with a nice hump to each row of keys that made them easy for multi-tap typing.'

'The Nokia N810 is good for a little fun too.'

'The phone and headset managed a range of 20 feet which is average among phones.'

'good-looking and quite small stylish business phone'

'built-in camera, video and music playback'

'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.'

'It is a cute phone.'

'the E65 is a solid phone'

'I think the phone is great as it is.'

'straightforward phone'

'great versatile phone'

'With its 400-MHz Intel XScale CPU and 64MB of RAM (52MB available to users), the T3 is easily the most powerful Palm-branded PDA yet.'

'It has that wonderful 64 MB (51 MB usable) RAM, awesome display'

'features of note include Bluetooth and WiFi technology for short range wireless communications, GPS, USB connectivity, and a jog wheel'

'* 3G with HSDPA. * Excellent battery life.'

'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.'