These niggles aside, the Tungsten is bullet proof. Its 32Mbytes of memory isn't particularly large but it is non-volatile, so even if the battery dies, you won't lose your documents, contacts or any e-mails you've drafted.

Palm's Tungsten E2 is a solid business PDA, but some users will find its lack of WiFi and somewhat sluggish performance frustrating.

buttons and its touch screen is effective. Its sound quality is good too, whether you're simply making or receiving a call or kicking back with some of your MP3s.

If you're a mobile buff, hardcore road warrior or entertainment fan who craves top-notch video support, the Axim X50 should have your name on it.

As the Everex lacks a super-strong CPU and loads of memory, its performance can be sluggish when jumping from app to app or even when bringing up contacts. That said, when it comes to it, its phone is a quality offering, with voice calls exhibiting ...

If you require a smartphone that won't break the bank, yet offers features akin to far more expensive products, then the SP360 is for you.

We were also pleased to find that Palm has supplied Pocket Tunes along with the LifeDrive, as this proved to be far more feature rich than the normally supplied Real Player. Besides boasting all the usual MP3 playback features (ID tags etc), the ...

Lots of storage space, quality LCD, easy-to-use, great for media playback

Battery isn't user replaceable

With MP3, photo and video playback capabilities and a relatively large storage capacity, the palmOne LifeDrive will slip into any lifestyle with ease. When you inish entertaining yourself, it is also a very well put together PDA with both Bluetooth ...

On the move, staying connected will pose no problem as the iPAQ RX3700 features infrared, Bluetooth and 802.11b/g.

A versatile PDA offering good multimedia functionality, expansion options and tons of connectivity.

Pocket PC 2003 (Phone Edition) is the OS of choice and Anextek supplies MS AutoSync for transferring files between PDA and PC. Arabic transcriber and pocket Koran software are also included on the CD, a thoughtful touch.

Aside from niggles such as its quiet speakerphone and non-universal 2.5mm headphone jack, a sterling start by Anextek.

Mobile business users will appreciate the wireless networking option of 802.11b WLAN (though surprisingly Bluetooth isn't included), as well as the removable battery and battery saving standby mode. Dell's software CD also bundles the most programs of ...

A great performing, usable device that has been built to last and last, the Axim will hold plenty of appeal for mobile professionals.

The OS on-board is Microsoft's fully featured Windows Mobile 2003 Pocket PC OS (Premium edition), which meets this PDA's business brief well. Also included is Fujitsu's SpeedMenu, which gives quick access to programs. A useful addition. Bluetooth is ...

$399 buys you a well-built PDA that might not win style awards, but with both Bluetooth and WiFi on offer is very well featured for the price.

programs besides.

An attractive, easy to use PDA with Bluetooth connectivity and good expansion options. Equally well suited to the PDA beginner or experienced professional.

The software applications on the CD are compatible with MS Word and Excel, and also include Palm's VersaMail and Web Pro for use with a compatible Bluetooth internet device. As the Zire 72 includes just 32MB of RAM, its MP3 player can't be used until ...

A reasonably priced, consumer friendly PDA that organises and entertains, the Zire 72 will suit both handheld newbies and old timers alike.