Toshiba Pocket PC e805
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CNET Editors' Review
The good: 400MHz processor; 128MB of RAM; dual expansion slots; impressive software bundle; integrated Wi-Fi connectivity; large, high-resolution screen; user-replaceable battery.
The bad: Bulky; no protective case included; separate service subscription required for VoIP functionality; expensive.
The bottom line: While not the lightest or cheapest PDA, the e805 offers road warriors powerful performance and robust software.
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