Best Toshiba PDAs with Microsoft Mobile Pocket PC 2002

it also syncs top news stories from the internet, that is fun.

also, the screen size is a bit small to properly use excel or internet explorer.

on the con side, there was the difficulty setting up microsoft's activesync (look on the microsoft website for the answer), there's the cheesy leatherette case with silver striping and weak

the amazing offline and online capabilities of internet explorer can shock some people.

word and excel i haven't had much use for yet, but i'm certain i'll have no problem loading huge spreadsheets and documents.

that happens on both the "block recognizer" and the "transcriber," and i'm not sure why they have both because they work almost the same.

afterwards, the syncronization worked perfectly while at home recharging the battery daily.

i've had my e335 for just over one week, and already it has frozen on me twice, where a soft restart would not work.

working with tomtom gps the system has to be reset almost daily and very often has to have a full reset because the unit won't turn off properly.

the bottom line: excellent value for the money if you are an ms office user with regular pda needs!

not top of the line, but it will get the job done.

cons: it does not have wireless internet.