Axim X5

Pros: CF and SD slot, 64 Ram/48 Rom, interchangeable main battery

Cons: Bulkier/heavier than other pdas, Dell accessories expensive, no usb host capabilities.

The Bottom Line: Great machine for the masses, can do everything the more expensive models can do with the right software and accessories. Good bang for the buck.

Review: First of all let me note that epinions has their graphic reversed for the basic and advanced axim models. The basic axim doesn't come with a cradle unless it's ordered separately. Basic vs. Advanced: The axim basic has a slower cpu, less memory main ...

Pros: A great bargain for powerful handheld computer

Cons: Bulkier than the competition; no integrated wireless technology

The Bottom Line: This unit comes with a fast processor, a lot of memory, tons of features, and a very low price.

Review: In the Fall of 2002, Dell entered the handheld computer industry with the introduction of two models ...

Pros: Price, expandability, design

Cons: Weak IR beam, D-pad is not precise

The Bottom Line: The Axim is value for the money. It has expandability, power, good looks and a decent design.

Review: This is not going to be an in-depth, technical review of the Dell Axim X5, but rather my impressions as a user of this interesting device. I migrated to the Axim by way of a Palm IIIxe and then a Compaq Ipaq. I found the Palm to be extremely useful, b ...

Pros: High performance at a fraction of the competition's price. Simply put: A beautiful PDA.

Cons: Dell exclusive. Lack of retailers. No 3rd party accessories as of yet.

The Bottom Line: It's cheap, replaced my older PDA and MP3 player at the same time, beautiful display, sexy silver cradle, and overall great performance.

Review: The following review will assume the reader is somewhat familiar with the technical specifications of the product, thus eliminating needless details.

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Pros: screen, compact flash port for memory expansion GPS modules wireless modules

Cons: size and weight, the five way navigational pad is hard to use,

The Bottom Line: I strongly recommmend this product for its great value and versatility.

Review: I have own the dell axim X5 for ten months and I'm very satified with it. first of all this pda is the best value for the monney you can spend compare to other pocket pc from other brands such as toshiba or HP. for about $270, you get a solid pda with a ...

Pros: Great Service, excellent value, CF and SD slots, great sound, the dell switcher bar.

Cons: None yet!

The Bottom Line: Several people at work have bought the Axim based on a 5-minute demo of what the Axim can do. So you decide.

Review: I cannot say enough about my Dell. I've had it for 3 weeks now and have found nothing wrong with it. From the start I was pleased, Dell told me that it would be 10 days for delivery so you can imagine my surprise when it showed up in 4 days. I guess the...

Pros: AMAZING VALUE, PocketPC, Good expandibility, very cool cradle

Cons: graffiti weak, off-center directional button, too big to fit in a pocket

The Bottom Line: EXCELLENT value almost EXCELLENT product EXCELLENT versatility

Review: The Dell Axim replaces my Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 (see review), and for good reason. Dell thought of everything before putting the Axim on the market. First, Dell decided to price it 1/2 the cost of comparable Compaq iPaqs. What this means is that Dell...

Pros: great price, PocketPC 2003, value, excellent display, Dell quality/warranty, right size

Cons: case lacks belt loop. hard to transfer Palm OS data to Pocket PC

The Bottom Line: Great Palm replacement & best value in a Pocket PC. $100's less than others. A nice large readable color screen and good battery life.

Review: First of all I made the leap from Palm OS machines to the Pocket PC world. I had gone from a Palm M ...

Pros: Price versus features

Cons: Size and weight if you want the thinnest and lightest

The Bottom Line: If price is an issue, BUY IT! The best you can buy in this price range. Now if I can get my $50 rebate from Dell ;)......

Review: I have been shopping for a while for a pocket PC to replace my Jornada 520 which died after a month and a half that I found in a pawn shop for $150. I have a handspring visor platinum with several of the handspring modules and wanted to try the pocket PC...

Pros: Performance for Years to Come SD AND CF Slots MS Word/Excel Capability Touch Screen

Cons: PPC 2002 OS No power button lock (like cell phone) Minor performance glitches

The Bottom Line: For School/Business, it can't be beat. Gaming won't match GameBoyAdvance. Next OS will get more out of your unit, perhaps shipped with upcoming X3/X7 units.

Review: So you people shopping for a handheld, you have 2 choices - Palm, or PPC. Palm is undoubtedly more streamlined, easier to use, and simpler for the beginner. However, those looking for advanced performance, storage, or just the most complete PDA around...