Dell Axim X51 Pocket PC

The Bottom Line: Unit is so/so. Dell Support is crummy. Would not recommend buying.

Review: I have owned a Dell Axim x51 for eighteen months. Overall, it has worked OK. This is the second unit I have had, as the first was returned to Dell and replaced with this unit.

I only decided to keep this unit as I had lots of difficulty...

The Bottom Line: Recommend this product for anyone looking for a nice looking, decent performing handheld PC--if you can deal with Windows Mobile 5 issues.

Review: When my Compaq Ipaq (several years old) started to have connectivity problems, I went shopping for a new handheld. I did a lot of research, and settled on the Dell Axim. I purchased the Dell Axim X51v, specs: Intel 624MHz, 256MB
ROM 64MB SDRAM,...

The Bottom Line: The Axim X51v is the best in the market and its specs include the best of todays technologies. The affordable prices, makes it the best bang for the buck

Review: Dell AXIM X51v:

I used the Palm Tungsten E for a long time and never had a problem with it. My company gave me Dell Axim X51. There was a major difference in performance (cant compare the two esp. since the Tungsten is 2-3 years older &...

The Bottom Line: It's a nice pda, mostly a toy, mobile internet toy. Can be handy to remember things, check email, record sound, and play games...or like me, draw.

Review: I love gadgets.
I got mine almost two years ago, there'd been minor annoyances but all in all it's a fun machine.
It's got a nice bright clear picture on the screen. I've used drawing programs on it and drew some neat pics. I mostly use it...

The Bottom Line: A lot of little improvements to the X50v makes this a better value with room to grow. However, X50v users don't have much reason to upgrade.

Review: Upgrading upgrading... with Dell offering substantial price discounts and coupons, it was hard not to upgrade my X50v for the X51v for the improved memory structure and improved battery life in the newest generation. Also, my brother was willing to...