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Intel Wireless MMX2 technology offers advanced features to simplify the development of feature-rich audio, video, graphics and voice applications, providing users with innovative, reliable communications solutions that can run the latest multimedia content. Using Intel Wireless MMX2 technology, developers can more rapidly bring this advanced content and services to mobile users while delivering improved handset performance and battery… Read More

Quote from Whining Dog review: “The HP iPAQ h2210 is one of the best Pocket PC based PDAs out there today. It strikes a balance in delivering speed, portability, and expansion capabilities at a reasonable price. Though you will not find high end capabilities such as a biometric reader or a Wi-Fi antenna, you will get a sporty 400MHz Intel XScale processor, dual CF and SD card support and Bluetooth connectivity all for a reasonable… Read More

Quote from the review: “Even though I paid for an 300MHZ Basic Axim X5, being an overclocker at heart, of course I wanted it to perform at least as well as a 400MHZ Advanced Axim X5. While doing some pre-sale PDA research at Dell's own remarkably good support forums [Which I suggest any prospective X-5 buyer visit before purchasing an Axim], I discovered a mention of a PDA overclocking utility called Pocket Hack Master which I… Read More

According to Gateway, the the new handheld will begin shipping in mid- to late July, featuring a 400 MHz Intel XScale PXA255 processor, a 3.5″ colour display, and dual CompactFlash Type II and SDIO capable SD/MMC Card expansion slots. Geared primarily for business professionals, the Gateway PDA will be included in bundled mobility solutions for small- and medium-sized businesses, corporations, schools and government agencies.… Read More