How to choose Personal Digital Assistant

**CACTUS101** · 10-12-2009

How to choose Personal Digital Assistant. They are costly, multi-functional and for great use. PDA's are attractive but in the range of a wide series which one is to choose is a bit confusing. What qualities should a PDA possess in it if I need it mainly for my daily events and to track my daily work. Which are the best suggestions for this.

**Gonzo** · 10-12-2009

PDAs, also called PDAs (Personal Digital Assistant), were initially reserved for the professional market. Their role is to facilitate the management of contacts and appointments. Recently, performance and functionality have diversified, reaching power levels ever seen, and have become real small handholds. If your budget is tight and you are ready to make concessions on functionality of the wizard or performance then this would be fine. Operating System - Pocket PC 2003 or Palm OS, No wireless, Processor minimum 200 MHz, 8Mb of Memory, etc

**Pugsly** · 10-12-2009

It depends on your use. Like you want a working tool following you everywhere you look especially a reliable and autonomous the you have to spend more. The features you will found are slight advantage for Palm OS stability. Wireless support, the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi is more if your business is equipped, useless otherwise. Minimum 200 MHz of processor.

**Regina** · 10-12-2009

The main characteristics used in their selection are price and functionality. The first family is the family of Pocket PC-based operating system from Microsoft with the same name. Their power and their features are of high quality. One hundred percent compatible with Microsoft, it is very easy to make contact with a computer running Windows. If you use Windows regularly, you'll have no problem using these PDAs.

**Simond** · 10-12-2009

However, the Palm customers are clearly more professional. Although the Palm community is very important and very active, the fact that Palm is now in a difficult situation is not very reassuring. The quality of these products remain exceptional.The third family, characterized by its low price, much less evolved than the previous two, but still enough for regular use limited to the calendar or contact management.