PDA Reviews

Since there are very few cases that fit iPAQ PDAs, I recommend you get this one. Depending on type of your iPAQ (1900 series vs 3000 series), you might have varying degrees of comfort trying to shove your PDA into the case. Once you're done, however, it's very easy to use and carry. It comes with a belt clip that you may or may not use. The case itself is slim enough to fit snugly in your pocket, unlike so many other cases. The obvious disadvantage is that if you drop it on a hard surface, this case won't provide much in a way of side protection (klutzes be warned). The leather feels surprisingly good, almost a lambskin kind of quality. The credit card space is not very useful, but you can shove a couple of business cards in there. A solid 4 stars until anything better becomes available.

Belkin's a good name. Their stuff is reliable and cost effective. But this keyboard isn't as compact as some competitors. You may want to shop around a bit more.

The Casio E-11 is definitly one of the earlier PDA's.
First of all the the screen is kind of dark.
Second of all it is way to bulky for a B/W screen, I mean my dad's Palm IIIXE is like half the size. Still the casio has a digital voice recorder (which is pretty cool) and Windows CE is a lot more like a desktop than Palm.

These are one of the coolest PDA's I have had. I had gotten it for my birthday. At fist I wasn't sure if I liked it. But know I do. It comes with most of the good stuff. I personly like the mini games on it. I would recanmend it to anyone wanting to buy a PDA.

One disadvantage for the ipaq pocket pc is the fact that there is no screen protector and believe me a broken screen costs lots. Availability of extra pockets nice to have.

This is a great expansion pack to own. Slide it on and "Tah ding" your connected and ready to go. I chose to go with this instead of the CF expansion pack because of the flexability of options. You can use 2 CF cards (with the use of CF card Adapters, it does come with 1), or 2 type II PC cards, or 1 CF card and 1 type II PC card, or 1 type III PC card. It also has a built in battery pack to extend how long you can use your iPAQ between charges. By the way if you have a charger for you iPAQ, which I'm sure you do, It will charge the battery in the pack at the same time you charge your iPAQ.

If you are looking for a compact expandable solution, this pack is "not" what your looking for. The straight truth is it's bulky. The pictures you see on the web make it look thin and are misleading. However if you don't mind the bulk I'm sure you'll reap the joys the flexibility of this unit will bring you.

The only reason I give this 4 stars out of 5 is I wish it had a screen cover built in so I could toss it in my bag when I'm on the go and not worry about anything buggering up the touch screen, or pausing the media player when I'm listening to MP3's.

This is a pretty nice case and does a good job of protecting your iPaq. It's got a nice little storage compartment for extra memory chips, as well as space to hold business or credit cards. One small complaint is that the side strap isn't as long as a stylus, so if you store an extra stylus in the holder, it will stick out a little either on the top or the bottom (or a little less on both). No biggie, though, that's really nitpicking.

Also, as you should be able to tell from the picture, it is a bit bulky. If you use it, you iPaq is no longer a "Pocket" PC, but it will fit nicely in your laptop bag, briefcase, or (for the ladies) your purse. I wish there were some clever way for it to attach to one's belt in such a manner that it could slide in and out for relatively easy access. Oh well, I guess we'll never see a product like that...

I got an early prototype form a friend at the company that makes them, and I love it. I can listen to the radio (any station), receive email alerts, and even get traffic updates! I've had a few techical glitches, but from what I understand, those are being worked out. I mostly use it for the radio and email alerts....check it out!

This case has proved to be both stylish and durable when I thought it would only be the former. I first tried the metal hard case and after being severely disappointed, I figured leather was the only way to go. This case didn't disappoint. The rail made it easy to keep my Palm V in place. For the price, this leather case can't be beat. You do get what you pay for, if not slightly more. I've seen the coach case and although I think that is slightly overpriced, the quality is a small step up from this case. Definitely recommended because of price and appearance.

I bought this case after a long search for a Palm V case that would carry my Palm V, a notepad and a few cards. This case fits the bill perfectly, and is both nice looking and durable. The 5x8" notepad is perfect for taking notes during meetings, and you then have those notes right next to your palm when you have time to enter them. There are several choices of leather from which to choose, so all the many fashion-concious Palm users will be satisfied.

One of the nicest things about this case is the two large pockets underneath the Palm V and the notepad. I store lots of notes, receipts and other document there.

I only wish there were more card slots, as the 4 provided aren't really enough. And the supplied pen doesn't have a "clip" so it tends to slide out of the pen slot real easily.