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Friday, June 04, 2004

Dell debuts wireless PDAs

vnunet.com: "Dell has released the first PDA to use Intel's new PXA270 chip, which runs at 624MHz, and the first to use Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition operating system. The company is also shipping new additions to the Axim range featuring Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connection options ... This summer Dell will introduce several peripherals, such as a Bluetooth keyboard and a Global Positioning System kit, to use with the range."

The new Dell Axim X3's look excellent, though I would have preferred seeing a VGA screen on the high-end unit. Still, I'll know for sure soon, as I've got the 624 MHz model on order. To put the speed of this PDA in perspective, my first PC was a 33 MHz 386. Heck, my current Mac is a 500 MHz G3. Unbelievable.

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