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Friday 18 August 2006, 11:23 AM
The device is great, i used it at business and also at home. At home i used the mosed time the wireless functionals. And its great. Due to the fact that the processor is to small and also the memory could be much higher, these are the only points which could cause a little trouble. But overall it is one of the best pda around with many functions.
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