Professional-strength handhelds Buyer's Guide in Handhelds Reviews at ZDNet.co.uk

If your ageing handheld can no longer keep up with your lifestyle, it's time to upgrade to a model that packs more punch. These devices boast swift processors, built-in Wi-Fi, and all kinds of features that will please even the most demanding mobile professional.

Product	Date	Editors' Rating	Readers' Rating
Dell Axim X3i	[14 Nov 2003]	7.7	8.6
Fujitsu Siemens Pocket LOOX 610 BT/WLAN	[09 Dec 2003]	7.5	9.0
HP iPAQ H5550	[30 Jul 2003]	8.0	8.3
HP iPAQ H4150	[03 Nov 2003]	8.0	8.5
Palm Tungsten C	[09 May 2003]	8.5	8.2
Sony CLIE PEG-UX50	[13 Oct 2003]	8.7	7.4
Toshiba Pocket PC e800 Wi-Fi	[12 Mar 2004]	7.7	8.1
Product	Date	Editors' Rating	Readers' Rating

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