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PDA Phones add functionality to mobile lifestyle

In the beginning there were cell phones, computers for email, next came the PDAs. PDAs were handheld computers that could be connected to your cell phone to read email and surf the web. PDA phones are a cross breed of gadget…part computer…part telephone…camera…. music player and on and on. New features seem to grow exponentially.

Deciding which of the available PDA phones will meet your needs can be a difficult process. They came with 1.2 mega pixel or higher cameras, wireless email, slide out QWERTY keyboards, slide out larger screens, bluetooth technology, powerful speakers, MP3 players, and the list continue to grow.

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Since the distinction between these devices is blurry, the best ting you can do when looking for a PDA phones is to focus on your needs rather than on the different devices. Make a list of the features you absolutely MUST have in a PDA phones. Next make a list of the features you would like to have. Decide how much money you can afford to pay for your new PDA phones and then start looking at what is available in the market place.

Many of the available PDA phones have fast processors and ample memory. A comfortable keypad that fits your had is a must. Handwriting recognition is really nice.( imagine an HP Jornada 700 (a dinosaur in PDA terms) but one can use the stylus to jot down notes on the touch screen. Really nice when attending meetings.) Long lasting batteries are a must, so are dual chargers….a PDA phone cradle charger for home use and a smaller light weight one with an auto attachment for traveling. A USB cable and the ability to sync with your PC is a must.

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The newer PDA phones combine the email capability of the RIM Blackberry but can use the existing cell phone network instead of a separate pager network to access your email. If you travel a lot make sure to check with your cell phone provider to find out what booth the cost and coverage is for accessing your email on your PDA phones.

If you are into gaming, then you want something with a slide out screen and great video display. In any event, you should get a PDA phones with a memory expansion slot.

An MP3 player is really nice if you travel a lot using public transportation. Also, you really need a good headset to use the PDA phones. They are just big enough to be a pain to hold up to your ear while talking to someone. Here is where Bluetooth technology really comes in handy on your PDA phones.