Posted by Christian on 10 November 2004 | Tagged as: Input devices, Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), Platforms, Sony, USA
Sony, a frequent innovator of attractive computing products, has announced that its purse-sized VAIO VGN-U750P personal computer is on its way to the US.
Posted by Christian on 10 November 2004 | Tagged as: Audio Hardware, Input devices, Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), Platforms, Portable, USA, Video Hardware, Wireless
AValon RF has showcased a rugged PDA, PC and DVR with wireless capabilities for mobile law enforcement officers.
Posted by Berni Dwan on 26 October 2004 | Tagged as: Bluetooth, Cellular, Mobile, Music, Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), Platforms, Web, Wireless
There has been a lot of anticipation and chatter on technology blogs about the PalmOne Treo 650. Well finally it’s been launched in the US and it looks like a pretty impressive package.
Posted by Berni Dwan on 25 October 2004 | Tagged as: Cellular, Content, GPS, Mobile, Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), Software
If you happen to be one of those many unfortunate people born without any sense of direction or spatial reasoning it might be in your best interests to put a copy of Microsoft’s Pocket Streets 2005 on your mobile device.
Posted by Fraser Lovatt on 19 October 2004 | Tagged as: Content, Mobile, Music, Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)
Last week it was Rod Stewart, this week it’s Robbie as the tattooed Take That singer releases his new album on an MMC card.
Posted by Fraser Lovatt on 15 October 2004 | Tagged as: Computer-Centric, Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), Platforms, Portable
It’s a full PC the size of a PDA, and it costs more than a laptop.
Posted by Fraser Lovatt on 4 October 2004 | Tagged as: Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), Platforms
Flash memory’s price falls mean Palm’s new handheld has 256mb built in, and won’t lose your data if you forget to charge it.
Posted by Berni Dwan on 21 September 2004 | Tagged as: Cellular, Mobile, Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), Photography, Platforms, Web, Wireless
Slimmed down physically but pumped up in every other way, Sidekick ll is moving yet another step closer to meeting the mobile work and leisure requirements of the busy generation.
