Dell stops selling Axim handheld

I agree on the DJ: it was well built and tough. I got a bit of moisture on my iRiver and the whole thing went bad within seconds (malfunctioning scrollpad and functions). My DJ went through several rainy day exposures with little to no worse for the wear. When Dell abandoned the harddrive formfactor for the DJ, I said goodbye to anymore new DJ products from Dell, . . . Ditty in deed.

As for handhelds, I go with the side that finds them less and less important. The bosses use BlackBerries and everybody else has their personal phones, so a PDA has less and less meaning and worth with phones that have PDA functionality. Not too many people that I knew of wanted to really use a PDA as a phone.; Posted by: Boot_Agnostic Posted on: 04/10/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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So much for the consumer!! mikejones_uk | 04/09/07

Arggghhhh! Confused by religion | 04/09/07

I've had very good luck John Zern | 04/09/07

I had and iPaq... Confused by religion | 04/09/07

I agree on the DJ Boot_Agnostic | 04/10/07

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Unsold Units? brucegil@... | 04/10/07

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