Reviews of Personal Digital Assistants (PDA)

The Palm TX offers a winning package of wireless connectivity, productivity tools, and fun for users of all kinds.

The Mio 168 hits a couple of roadblocks in the city but still drives off with a winning PDA/GPS combo.

Though it lacks Wi-Fi, the T5's solid performance and new features make it a perfect companion for mobile professionals.

Maps and personal data go hand in hand with the Pharos Traveler GPS 525, a PDA that effectively combines organization with navigation to not only find where you are but also point you where to go.

Palm has created a slick and innovative PDA, but it faces serious competition from other attractive, high-end handhelds.

If you're not fond of Graffiti, this is an excellent alternative to other Palm OS handhelds.

The HTC Shift's small size raises some usability issues, and its battery life doesn't match what we'd expect from such a portable device. However, our primary complaint about the Shift is its remarkably high price.

Though not ideal for the car, the ultraportable Mio H610 is an accurate navigator and a decent multimedia player for use on foot.

The Sony Mylo Communicator 2 is a huge improvement over its predecessor, but the Wi-Fi handheld will have a hard time competing with the similarly priced and better featured iPhones, Sidekicks, and Helio Oceans of the cellular world.

With excellent features and strong performance, the A716 challenges but falls just short of established high-end Pocket PCs.