PDA Phones (Parte the Second)

[dalekboy]

Wasn't going to get one for at least a year or so, but now I might.

So I want reviews and impressions by those of you that use PDA phones. Prefer something that's not network locked so I can use it on 3 and move it to other networks as needed. This would be my last one for a fair while, so it's got to be sturdy. PDA must be easy to use without too-small buttons. Phone just needs to be able to ring people and send & get sms messages. One that talks to windows would be handy, but not essential.

I may just end up getting another phone, but would like to know my options.

Thank you, my dears

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[ascetic-hedony.livejournal.com]

I use an I-mate (JAMin) - It has mini versions of Outlook, word and excel - allows me to view documents on the little screen. Thanks to owning it, I've learnt to play backgammon.

The model is buttons-light, it uses a stylus and a touchscreen for writing and so on. This can be a little fidley, but it prefer it to mashing multiple buttons on the tiny keypads of other models.

Will also take up to a 2GB storage card, for picture, video, and mp3 files.

You probably get by now that I really like my phone :)
details at:
http://www.clubimate.com/t-DETAILS_JAMIN.aspx