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Entrepreneur Magazine has an article to help you choose a Pocket PC. Palm OS or Pocket PC? If you’re in the market for a new PDA, we can help you choose. One basic question that greets every handheld buyer is, Palm OS or Pocket PC? The chasm between the two isn’t all that wide. With the right software for either system, you can pretty much do anything, from reading Word documents to getting e-mail. Many buyers simply prefer the OS they’re already familiar with. The Palm OS interface is still as user- and battery-friendly as ever, while Pocket PC effectively mimics its big brother, Windows.
No question from me....always PPC! When shopping for a new PDA, your best bet is to try out each device on your shortlist before buying. Heft them, fiddle with the thumb pad and stylus for comfort, and match the applications and connections to computer systems you already have.
Just don't go to Best Buy anymore.
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When shopping for a new PDA, your best bet is to try out each device on your shortlist before buying.
hmm...how are you gonna try out things like alarms, screen resolution in direct sunlight, and how it feels in your pocket without raising a few eyebrows?
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