Pocket PC?

Question

Hi everyone,

I need to buy a Pocket PC, but I don't know anything about PDAs.
I only know that Palm is an organizer, and PPC is a computer, so if I want to install some dictionnary softwares, I have to use a PPC, not a Palm, is it correct?

If someone knows about PDAs, please give me some suggestions!

Thank you.

maryavatar · Accepted Answer

It depends on the software you want to install.  Any software you're planning on using should say which type of mobile device it's compatible with.  Both PPC and Palm support dictionary software.

I use Lexionary on my pocket PC.  It was easy to install, and it's very handy when I'm reading eBooks.  I know you can get similar products for Palm OS.

http://www.revolution.cx/Pocket-PC-Dictionary.htm

Ẩn danh · Answer

Theres some really good PDA's around. Some are incorporated into mobile phones, with sat nav. It all depends what your budget is.

I have an old Palm C Tungsten, which is as you said more an organiser. Though you can install various different software on there.

I think you want one that runs Windows Mobile. More likely to be an Ipaq or similar.

Personally, I'd love a Treo 750. That runs on Windows Mobile rather than palm OS.

? · Answer

Pocket PCs usually run some variant of WIndows.
Palms run PalmOS.

They both have the same functionality.

Personally I prefer Palm handhelds like the TX.

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