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11-14-2006, 05:17 PM
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 |  The Best Pocket PC or PDA I was going to get a treo 700p, but my parents (I'm 15) said that they had a contract with cingular, so they couldn't get the 700p because they couldn't switch companies. I already have a phone that has nothing special about it; it only cost like forty bucks. I just wanted to upgrade with the 700p. Anyways, now that I can't get the only smart phone I wanted (700p), I won't get a phone. I do, though, still want a similar device with out a phone. So my question is: What is the best non-phone pda or pocket pc that has all, slightly less, or more features than the 700p? The main things that I'm concerned with are: TV on the go capabilities (be it through a TV tuner or streamed through broadband), browsing capabilities with broadband and wifi as a plus, a keyboard, editing word and excel (and PowerPoint if possible), and other features the 700p has. What non-phone device has these? I don't see how another device couldn't have those features if not more, because they don't have to worry about the phone. I have done research but found no results. |
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11-15-2006, 01:41 AM
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| A Palm TX is really good. And is rated higher than most pocket pcs. Or a Lifedrive witha 4GB HD so you can store a lot of movies and music. What OS do you want? Also chekc out palm.com but the pda section on more info.
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| Or you could get 650 and have free internet by wifi. Also if you have a TX/E/E2 you can pair them up to your old phone so everytime you get a call/sms you can recieve them on your pda instead of your cell phone. On the e/e2 you would have to buy a mic for them.
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