Dell AXIM X3 PDA 64mb 400mhz +Wireless Keyboard+ 1GB

　At 4.6 ounces, Dell's Axim X3 is 2.3 ounces lighter than the company's popular predecessor the X5 Its measurements (4.6 by 3.0 by 0.6 inches) are one of the slimmest for a PDA. It not only fits comfortably in the hand but slips easily into and out of a shirt pocket with hardly a bulge.

The 3.5-inch (diagonal), 320x240-pixel, 65,536-color transflective screen matches that of most other current Pocket PC devices. Along the top of the unit are an infrared window and an SDIO expansion slot. The latter allows the use of Secure Digital (SD) or MultiMediaCard (MMC) memory, as well as a growing list of compatible peripherals such as cameras and wireless adapters.

Along the back are a recessed Reset button and the system's removable 950mAh battery pack. For $100, Dell sells an optional 1,800mAh cell that should just about double the time you can spend away from an AC outlet. You'll also notice that a synchronization cradle isn't included with this unit. Instead, you get a USB syncing cable that's easy to pack and take on the road. Like all Pocket PCs, the X3 can double as a voice recorder and a portable media player. The standard 1/8-inch headphone jack will work with any Walkman-style headphones, and the small rear-mounted speaker can be used for low-fi audio playback.