Proseasy to use, has a lot of features!! easily download software to your SD card--the memory of the actual device is small, but with the right SD card you can put a lot on here...
Conshard to set up--disc did NOT work with my computer, had to call tech support to set up--but was easy to set up afterwards...

ProsReally easy to use (have not had to consult the manual yet) and has lots of great features. Easy to sync with my laptop and backup.

Proseasy to use. simple
ConsScreen isn't as high a quality as my axims were.

ProsThis little toy (it really is surprisingly small) has the look and feel of a much more expensive PDA. It has a lot of features under the hood, and has been upgraded from the original Windows Mobile 5 to WM6, and has 256MB storage RAM instead of 128MB (the same 64MB application memory though). The 312Mhz CPU is enough for most applications but I found it chugged with some web sites and large videos.

Sync'd with Vista first time and got onto my secure Wifi network without any hassles. It downloaded e-books from the PC and Weatherbug and Skype software directly from the internet. Nearly everything I tried worked right away - and I didn't look at the manual until after I'd put the thing to bed!

Wifi access was fine on my machine and there was a decent download speed of large files (this is why I think the CPU was bogging down the web browsing).

The tap screen is responsive and accurate, and for many functions a finger works pretty well. text was clear even on a relatively small font size, and the layout is pretty customizable - even down to programming the four hard-keys at the bottom of the screen. It can switch from portrait to landscape views, although the on-screen keyboard can obscure some of the settings views ironically enough.

Bluetooth worked great for sending files, syncing and installing software. The Office suite is compatible with the latest Office 2007, with a free download from Microsoft. I liked the ability to edit and create files, including charts in Excel!!
ConsStreaming video from the web wasn't working, although some online discussions say there may be either software or network settings that might fix that issue.

The bluetooth remote presenter software, meant to control PowerPoint, worked fine on Windows XP but does NOT seem to work with Vista. This isn't a deal-breaker for me as I have a dual-boot system :)

Mobile Office Powerpoint is read only :( The only other thing I wondered about was whether ASUS would supply the Windows 6.1 upgrade...apparently not.

Review:The HP iPAQ 110 series has very similar features and is only slightly more expensive. It can read SDHC cards without a software patch, and has a much faster CPU. The iPAQ 100 doesn't have IrDA, for what it's worth.

Overall I'm very happy with this little toy :o)

ProsGood value for price, great as an instant on PC for internet connection via Wifi. Glad to say, WiFi works fine away from router, as much as a floor up. Inclusion of extra stylus a good touch
ConsNone so far.

Review:An Axim 5 user

ProsA simple to use, very functional and attractive pda for basic work managment.
ConsWeak Wi-Fi signals fluster the system. Can't handle complex mobile programs like Yahoo! Go 2.0 without numerous glitches; but runs flawlessly with Wi-Fi shut off.

Review:The first Asus 626 ran poorly right from the box. Dell replaced it no questions asked. This unit runs very well. An attractive, basic, work companion at a very good price.

ProsThis is a wonderful pocket PC. Considering it's on the cheaper side, what you get is wonderful. Internet access, Office, syncing and so much more. It's not a MP3 so I'm not expecting awesome sound but the sound it provides is perfect for what it is. Just love it and it has helped me stay on top of things!
ConsNone really.

ProsThe functionality, expandable storage, simple to use features. I love the reminder alarm for appointments & tasks. Bluetooth, Wi-Fi capability, games for keeping occupied during down time at work.
ConsWi-Fi signal needs to be stronger, operating system depends on the assumption of having MS Outlook to sync with. Had to find a program to utilize sync fcontact & calander functions with Lotus Notes 7.0.

Review:More volume to the speakers, more options for syncing with other email systems.

Prosthe versitility, the fact that it has other functions besides being a PDA, I got more then I bargan for and its design is very stylish
Consthe wi-fi is weak so using the internet isnt as rewarding, the battery gets drained so quickly