Just as CNET portable audio expert James Kim has seen a few MP3 players in his lifetime, I've seen my fair share of PDAs. And not a week goes by that I don't get asked the question, "What's the best handheld out there?" While there's no clear-cut winner, I can certainly share with you the devices and accessories I would want in my bag. The first thing that caught my eye about the Dell Axim X50v is its VGA screen. Sure, it's not the first PDA to feature the high-resolution screen, but from an overall design standpoint, the X50v has everything--it's compact, sleek, and attractive. In addition, it keeps me entertained with Windows Media Player 10.0 Mobile (perfect with Shure's E3c headphones), Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a gaming bundle. Yet while the Axim X50v wowed me with its advanced features, I also fell in love with the PalmOne Tungsten E2 for its simplicity and affordability. The Tungsten E2 is an all-around solid PDA with amazing battery life, so I'd be happy to have it by my side. I'm not a fan of Graffiti or any of the input methods on handhelds (is anyone?), so the spacious Think Outside Bluetooth Stowaway keyboard saves me the pain of scribbling doodles on my device or pecking out one letter at a time. Finally, I like to get away on weekends, so pairing my PDA with the Belkin GPS receiver ensures that I'll have a smooth ride.