Looking for a PDA...

[SportSC4]

I'm looking for a non-phone PDA. I would primarily use it to make any document edits, keep track of my schedule, and some video/pictures/music. Maybe a game or two. Pocketable is important, I was looking at an EeePC but I already have a 12" notebook.

An important thing I'm looking for is screen resolution, so that kills of many QVGA pocket pcs. So far, I've narrowed it down to: Sony Mylo 2, Nokia N800, Nokia N810, HP Ipaq 210 (it doesn't have a keyboard, but it's workable).

Does anyone know how the Sony and Nokia handle daily planner duties? I really like how pocket pc displays it on the main screen. Besides Google Docs, have they released any type of document software for each respective unit?

thanks

 

[erwos]

It sounds to me like you're looking for a UMPC, not a PDA. You might want to look into a Fujitsu Lifebook U1010:

http://www.umpcportal.com/products/product.php?id=103

On the downside, it's more expensive than the products you're talking about (albeit probably more capable).

 

[greengrass]

Nokia N810 is a good choice.

 

[WelshBloke]

I've got an Ipaq 210 and am very pleased with it.

I've used it for all the things you mention apart from games and its been great.

The only thing I'd say to be wary about is the touch screen, some people dislike the feel of it.

I've had no problems with mine.

 

[aceO07]

Originally posted by: WelshBloke
I've got an Ipaq 210 and am very pleased with it.

I've used it for all the things you mention apart from games and its been great.

The only thing I'd say to be wary about is the touch screen, some people dislike the feel of it.

I've had no problems with mine.

The 210 must be nice. I have the older version, the iPAQ hx4700, and it's nice. Upgraded it to use WM6. I use it mainly for videos/books when on long rides/trips. The VGA resolution is really nice.