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PDA means personal digital assistant and refers to a general class of handheld devices that began primarily as electronic organizers but soon became palm-size computers running fairly sophisticated software. You will find PDAs running different systems: WM, Palm, Linux, and some proprietary OSes. It is fairly common to see devices that merge phone and handheld computing functions as converged devices rather than PDAs.
A PocketPC would be considered a type of PDA. Since PDAs come in several OS flavors, make sure any software that terms itself as installable on a PDA will run on the WM OS and also on your version. Some apps for PPC2002 cannot run on later versions and many apps for WM2003 and/or WM5 will not run on earlier versions.
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