PDA Reviews

very good bag!lots of room for all your stuff.With padded pockets and all kinds of zippers.very sturdy.

This product has it all! I find myself constantly looking for cases to carry my iPaq to suit different needs. Pocket cases are obviously limited by size since you don't want bulging pockets, and hip/belt cases tend to look huge if you get one of any substantial size. Who has a PDA with just (in the case of an iPaq) an expansion sleeve and a CF card? NO ONE! I have accessories such as a wireless LAN card, sync/charging cable, stowaway keyboard, car charger, 2 CF cards, CF ethernet card, and a CF modem. I would love to be able to carry all that around in a relatively small case that I can take anywhere and everywhere...
This thing has two padded pockets especially made for your Stowaway keyboard as well as your PDA. I just this minute put my iPaq with a CF expansion sleeve in one of the "special" padded pockets, and good news, it fits perfectly with room to spare. For those of you with a Dual PC Expansion Sleeve, that might be a tight fit.
It also has various zippered pockets galore. One thing that I happened to like was that is has a zipper down the right side of the case that will give you access to your cell phone (also in a padded pocket BTW) without having to open practically the entire case to get to it!
For those of you out there in school and taking notes on your Stowaway keyboard, this can now be your full time school bag. The large inner section is large enough to hold 2 or maybe 3 mid-sized textbooks or one large textbook.
If you look at the pictures on Amazon you will see the smaller compartment close to the front with the mesh zippered pocket and the small padded area for your cell phone. Behind this is the large inner section I was referring to; this is where your keyboard, iPaq, and/or textbooks/binders, etc. go.
At any rate, as you can already tell, I can't sing this product's praises enough. For any of you familiar with the quality of Targus products, this certainly continues the tradition. This is why I give the Targus Blacktop Handheld Organizer a 5 out of 5!!

I have a Visor Prism with a whole bunch of peripherals, and since I didn't want to carry them all in my pockets, I decided to get one of these. It has two internal, padded pouches for a Stowaway keyboard, and for your PDA (can fit any PDA pretty much). With those two things in there, there's more room for other things. Being a student, I carry a few notebooks with me, and I was able to fit most of them in there, relieving the arm load (I take most of my class notes with the Visor+keybd). The main flap covers the main pouch, and there is a second one that unzips, covered by the flap. Inside, there are holders for your cellphone, keys, pens, anything you want. I keep my charger and MemPlug in there, along with pens and stuff. There are zippered pockets everywhere, good for storing small notes. The strap is easy on my shoulder, and the bag itself can take alot of abuse (dropped it one time by accident!). The bag is black with blue trim, and looks very rugged. I'd recommend one to anyone who had a PDA and accessories that does not want to carry around a briefcase or a backpack for them. Another great product from Targus!

I was on vacation and lost the last of my horrid Fellowes replacement styli (which given how awful it was I didn't really mind), so my fiance and I stopped at Fry's and looking at these and finding that I couldn't bend them in the container, I figured I'd give them a try.

They're wonderful. Unlike the Fellowes, they're made of metal and don't bend when you write with them. Until I saw these, I figured that the Sony was going to be the only acceptable stylus for the Clie, but these make a very useful replacement and are half the price. Definitely the replacement stylus to buy.

I was frantic when I lost my stylus for my Clié T615C. I went to Amazon and they send me a new three pack of replacement stylii in just a few days. These little marvels from Belkin are indistinguishable from the original and they cost half as much. If you need a new replacement that fits snugly onboard your Clié, look no further than the quality and value offered in this package.

I have ordered the lids for Handheld PC,I ordered.
I like gadgets,can hardly wait for the arrival.
I will get a thrill out of using the colored lids.
Its not everyone that gets to do this.

An attractive replacement for the original Palm III flipcover. Solid, attractive. You can change colors if you want to change the look of your old hoopie Palm.

Very excellent product works very well with my ipaq 1935, and wokrs as both USB syn cable and battery charger. After I got this, I regreted deeply that I bought a HP cradle from OfficeDepot two months before this, which has no USB power supply function.

I strongly recommended this to any ipaq 1935 users.

Works great with my iPAQ h1935 model. It charges iPAQ from any computer with available USB port.
Great value for $12. More convenient to use then the original sync cable that came with h1935 unit. Replaces your desktop charger, car charger adapter and USB sync cable. The cable has a very convenient switch(not shown on the picture) which toggles beetween charging and syncronization modes.
In comparison:
HP car charger adapter will cost you around $29
HP Desktop charger -- another $27.

It comes with a car adapter, as well as just being a USB adapter.

And for such a low price, you can't go wrong.

This product lets you charge your Clie T-Series using only the USB interface. No more cradles or cumbersome charges to carry when traveling. A plus: mine came with a car adapter, not mentioned in the product description.

My Handspring Visor Neo fits in this Strongman PDA case perfectly. The pockets for credit or business cards are a nice bonus. The flap between the card slots and where my Neo sits protects the screen from scratches and the zipper keeps everything secure.

My Wonderful girlfriend got this for my palm IIIc, it fits perfectly and i love the look and feel of it. It is slightly padded so even the occasional drop will not hurt your palm pilot. It has a clever zipper and a storage comparment for some credit/bussiness cards, a pen, and a storage place for the graffiti alphabet. All that and it has a lifetime warenty! What else can you ask for!

I recently purchased this AC adaptor for use with my Casio E-125. That was a mistake -- the charger is not compatible with E-125.

The Casio E-125 uses a light gray, model AD-C59200U charger that outputs 5.9 volts. The AD-C50200U charger produces only 5 volts, and is not recommended for use with the E-125. (Though it may be compatible with the E-115...)

So don't be silly goose like me and get this device for you E-125. Get the AD-C59200U AC adapter for your unit instead.

I use this AC Adapter with my Casio E-115. The adapter has a horizontal orientation, a first in my collection of AC adapters. The adapter doesn't hog an entire wall plate - the wire to the PDA runs out of the side of the adapter, not the bottom. The adapter's shape doesn't encroach on the other socket in a standard US wallplate.

No lazy engineering here - Casio realized that people might actually have something else to plug in.

This adapter rocks - it doesn't get hot, and it is lightweight. The only thing missing is the great scent of pine!

You know that you hate climbing under your desk when you want to take your power supply home...and then having to crawl back under when you bring it back to the office.

Save your knees, buy one for home and one for the office!

My company originally bought these cards for use in the Casio E-105, E-115 and E-125's. Then we switched to Compaq IPAQ 3635's. These cards work beautifully. It is the smallest CF Modem card out there.

I bought this modem a while ago when my computer was slower than molassis. After I bought this item my computer gets to sites in a quick sec and th downloading qualities are amazing. So if you are looking for a modem get this one. You won't regret it.

SIZED JUST RIGHT
This Pocket PC holder is just right in size. I orignally purchased the travel size pocket PC holder from Fellowes and it just didn't cut it. It was too big and bulky without the capacity to justify the size. This one is smallenough to drop in your purse or briefcase.
(1-1/2" deep x 4-3/4" wide x 6-3/8 long)

THE RIGHT STUFF PROVIDED FOR
This is one of the few Pocket PC holders that had a spot both for the stylus and a pen and a spot for a pad of paper.
It seems odd with all the capacity of a Pocket PC to want a pad of paper, but hey, try to leave a note for someone with just a Pocket PC in hand. Hence my wanting paper and pen at hand too.
Also, under where the pad of paper fits and is provided, you can put credit or business cards. There is no wasted space.

EXPENSIVE LOOKING THOUGH NOT REAL LEATHER
This handheld Pocket PC case is expensive looking and feeling, with a plastic zipper that has a large metal tang that is easy to grasp. The plastic zipper is desirable as many Pocket PC owners complained of the metal zippers damaging the finish on their devices. The large metal zipper pull makes it easy to close up quickly.

This is the best mix of size and capacity I have seen on the market for the Pocket PC, and I've looked at them all. The price is right too.

For this price it aint gonna last I got mine at office max on sale for 14.95 but even for 22.95 it still aint gonna last. It holds your PDA and other stuff but it is still small. I would reccommend this as the best pda case because you can put any PDA in it not just a special type!§§

The Garmin Foretrex 101 uses 2 AAA batteries, not 2 AA batteries as described in Amazon's product description.

I've been waiting for this to become available as a gift for my wife, an inveterate walker, but now I may have to buy another. I've been "testing" this wondrous gadget today--this is my first experience with any GPS--and am finding it to be both useful and remarkably easy to use. The unit is small enough to not get in the way while worn on the wrist/forearm, yet the screen is large enough and the display clear enough to use while on the move. I don't seem to be experiencing any difficulty getting GPS signal (I've set it for WAAS), and I've been having a great time driving back and forth over and across my trail all day.

Pros:
Clear, informative and responsive GPS!
Small and lightweight unit
Clear display
Easy to use pages and menus
Uses any AAA battery, alkaline or rechargeable

Cons:
The 101 does not come with a PC-connection cable, but even if it did, 9-pin Serial?! Ummmm... Has Garmin heard of USB?
Also, no hint of any sort of PC software is given in any of the documentation, so if I were to connect it via a serial port, what would I do with it?