Meet the Touch and Pocket

Thats all, just follow my guide and you will have your free gift in no time

Meet the Touch and Pocket

Thats all, just follow my guide and you will have your free gift in no time

The complete works of Shakespeare in the palm of your hand

Sony Reader PRS-505; Small and lightweight. Free classics; Iliad Book Edition; Open-source fi le format. Wi-Fi version

Sony Reader PRS-505; Multiple buttons; Iliad Book Edition; Bulky and pricey

The Sony Reader PRS-505 wins due to its size and the price.

Paper cuts be gone.

Librarians- don't quake in your loafers just yet.

Plenty of pocket power, but not enough class

High-resolution screen, Megapixel camera, Fast enough to run virtually any application or file ,

Feels disappointingly plasticky There's no Wi-Fi - you'll have to pay extra to add it

A surprise of a mixed bag from Asus

The PDA satnav that's more iCaq than iPaq.

Small, stylish PDA

Crappy external GPS cradle; No wireless

Separate the PDA from its cradle and it loses satnav functionality. That just isn't good enough

Nokia's Wi-Fi multi-widget is a gadget out of time.

Sleek designGood screen

Tricky operating system; Poor battery life; Limited functionality; Sluggish response

An OK gadget that struggles to find a role in today's multi-functional world.

Hand-held satnav you say? Yes please!

Anti-glare screen. ,

Nothing stands out. A definition of mediocrity.

Look elsewhere?..your dreams will come true.

Organises your route as well as your life.

Built-in GPS; No ugly aerial; Good price

GPS software isn't the easiest to use

This is a beautiful looking GPS-enabled PDA with solid navigation software

Big is beautiful with this smartphone

It's got Bluetooth; Wi-Fi and 3G; Music sounds great through it

Big and bulky; Screen's not up to much

Cap'n Windows Mobile OS is at the helm, ably assisted by Lieutenant Jogwheel, so transferring files from your PC is an absolute breeze and menus can be rapidly navigated