which is the best PDA?
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Some kind of pocket PC for sure.\n\nIf you want to hang on for a while, and save up a few more hundered then you could wait for the Ultra-Mobil PC's coming out within the next year or so.\n\nI'm looking at buying a PDA/Cellphone combo myself. Your budget should be able to accomodate one of those. They range from $200 to $600.
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In my opinion the bext PDA's are coming from Palm, dell and hp. You might want to look into them and see which one suits you, but these 3 brands are the most reliable:\nhp PDAs\nhttp://welcome.hp.com/country/uk/en/prodserv/handheld.html\nDell PDAs\nhttp://www1.euro.dell.com/content/products/category.aspx/handheld?c=uk&cs=ukepp1&l=en&s=dhs\nPalm PDAs\nhttp://eurostore.palm.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/WFS/ConsumerEN/en_US/-/GBP/ViewCatalog-Storefront?CountryName=United%2520Kingdom&cid=CD1972R%5bEMEA%5d\n\nHere is a website that sells PDA Medical software:\nhttp://www.medspda.com/cart/customer/home.php?xid=c63f355898a9eb69d1ff0f0eff8442f1
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You setting up your PDA to read, HTML files is dependent on the software/Internet explorer you use. You find Internet Browsing applications with modernized support for JAVA, HTML, PHP, xHTML and many more. \n\nSimply do some search using Yahoo! search engine. Remember to find the exact version that support your phone/pda model. \n\nIf you do find an application that supports your mobile, make sure to enhance your temporary storage for your Internet browsing session.\n\nI would recommend Opera Internet Browsing Application. Try it out. They have two versions. One with the real browsing utility. The other a server based support utility, that simply converts whatever the site into your mobile-compatible. Best part of this is, you need not pay for these. They are free i assume.
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The hp 3310 is a great one!!! has the film scanner and the scanner is outstanding!! Goes on sale alot and in stores.\n\n~officemax employee
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One that doesn' break after a year, has a numeric keypad on it, and lightScribe technology.  So there. :)
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Bengay is my personal fave.  I hear IcyHot also works well.
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Nokia and SE suck! theyr both overpriced...\nmotorola would be a better choice for techy users that is... better yet O2 hehehe
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It is not depend on the compact flash type,\nYou need a software to do that and your PDA should support GSM.
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Take it to the store where you bought the pda and ask the rep to help you do it.
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I don't know of any PDA/palmtop device currently on the market that supports video out.\n\nHowever, some Ultra-Portable notebooks provide this feature.
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I think the One-Touch Ultra or Ultra Smart are the best meters. The problem with the Ultra is that it doesn't have a backlight, so if you need to check in the middle of the night you are going to have to turn on a light.\n\nThey both offer a great variety of reports and are easy to use. The Ultra-Smart lets you enter meals, exercise, stress, etc.
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If you are talking about notebook pc's then DELL is the leader but if you are looking beyond windows and a more powerfull OS then look at Apple. They don't have the cheapest notebooks but best value for money. 12" ibook is the best in that class.
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APC Biometric Fingerprint Scanner is a great password managing tool and its easy to install and enroll your fingers.  On Ebay you can search fro APC Fingerprint Scanner and see what you get.  Best Buy and Circuit City have them in the section where USB products are located.  You should be able to get one for $60.00 or less.  I have three of them.
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Proabably a PDA phone i.e. Blackberry, Palm Treo, SIdekick 2.
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From Adobe.  Download the file and run the installer once it has completed you will be able to sync your PDA with your PC and Adobe reader will be installed to your Pocket PC.
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Yes. I bought a PDA on there..... and I loved it. lol
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cardata.co.uk are the best