Dell Axim X30 PDA

Hold on to your handheld--the X30's fast processor runs away with strong performance and the latest OS to make for a powerful Pocket PC. More

The midlevel X30 is a feature-rich PDA with an affordable price tag to attract both consumers and business users. More

Company: Dell Inc., www.dell.com Price: $349 direct More

Dell may not win style awards for its PDAs, but you won t find a better bargain-priced Pocket PC with cutting-edge technology than the company s Axims. The new More

Dell s newest Axim adds better security, Intel s latest mobile chip, and Bluetooth to its predecessor s impressive feature list, at a slightly lower price.   More

"Since this is the 1st 624mhz Pocket PC, there is nothing to compare benchmark scores with at this time, But compared it to the older machines, it is""Smoking""! What is the perfect PocketPC? That is a question that will never be answered, there are too many opposing views and usage patterns for that to ever be accomplished." More

Last year, Dell decided that Pocket PCs don t have to cost an arm and a leg. That, in fact, they can cost less than their Palm-based competitors. Dell s newest Pocket PC, the Axim X30, shows Dell s continued push for high technology at a cheaper price. In the end, though, it s an example of the compromises that occur when form butts up against function. More

Dell s early Axims (the X5 series) set the PDA world abuzz because of their low cost, but they were large beasts. A hardware revamp came along for the next round of devices (the X3 series), so that low cost and neat design were coupled. For the third set of machines, the Axim X30 series, Dell has retained the hardware of the second set but ratcheted up the specifications. More

Larry Garfield examines the Dell Axim X30 Standard, and finds Dell s entry-level model good, but with some rough edges. More

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