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CNET UK > Reviews > Computers > Computer Accessories > PDAs
Dell Axim X30 (64MB, 312MHz processor) review
18 May 2004 by Bonnie Cha
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Palm TX review
Aside from built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, the TX crams a long list of features and solid performance into a sleek package that can go head-to-head with its Pocket PC counterparts -- and at £240, it's decent value for money Read more
19 October 2005 by Bonnie Cha
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palmOne Tungsten E2 review
As the successor to and the replacement for the popular Tungsten E , the Tungsten E2 boasts the same sleek and compact form factor as its older sibling, but ups the ante with an updated OS and a brighter colour screen Read more
13 April 2005 by Bonnie Cha
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Orange SPV M600 review
Orange's SPV M600 is a rare breed -- it's a handheld computer that is small, light and practical enough to double as a mobile phone. It features a touch-sensitive screen, a 2-megapixel camera with macro mode function, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, infrared and a bunch of applications, making it a well-rounded device Read more
2 May 2006 by Sandra Vogel
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T-Mobile MDA Vario review
T-Mobile's MDA Vario is a small but highly usable handheld. It has all the functions of a mobile phone and a PDA, plus it has a clever sliding Qwerty keyboard that gets the most out of its included software. It suffers from unintuitive dialling and poor call quality, however, so don't use it as a phone very often Read more
15 February 2006 by Rory Reid
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Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive review
Although it lacks many of the advanced features you get with other NAS servers, the sleek and compact Home Media Network Hard Drive is the easiest-to-use device of its type that we've seen so far. Excellent performance and support for USB hard drives and printers add to its merits Read more
13 July 2009 by Dong Ngo
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Buffalo LinkStation Pro review
Buffalo's LinkStation Pro is a network-attached storage device with a built-in 250GB hard drive, meaning it can be used by more than one PC on a network. It's a worthy purchase, but only for those who are willing to take advantage of its advanced features -- if you're simply looking for an external storage device you should opt for a basic USB hard drive Read more
18 August 2006 by Rory Reid
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LaCie Brick Desktop Hard Drive (250GB) review
The LaCie Brick makes for a practical and inexpensive, uniquely designed desktop drive that should suit the needs of almost any consumer in the storage market. It's doesn't hang around with transfer speeds either, and if you throw on some blue and white Bricks, you've got yourself a storage Lego fortress to be reckoned with Read more
17 January 2007 by Matthew Wood
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Wacom Graphire Bluetooth review
The Graphire Bluetooth marks the first time Wacom has added Bluetooth connectivity to a tablet. The Graphire set includes a digital pen, a mouse and a tablet designed for artists and graphic designers who need a degree of control unattainable with a standard mouse Read more
10 June 2005 by Lara Luepke
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palmOne Zire 72 review
28 April 2004 by Bonnie Cha
