I'm finally getting around to replacing my first gen iPaq. I figure now is a good time to get a new handheld set up. I don't have many requirements for a new one, here's the details.
1. Must have 802.11 wireless built in for Web Browsing and Network Login.
2. Needs to run Morphgear smoothly.
3. Must have plenty of storage for whatever I happen to need.
Here is what I currently have configured that I feel gets me the best bang for my buck.
Axim X51 520MHz
Coming standard
3.5" QVGA Display
192MB of Memory (128MB Flash, 64MB SDRAM)
Integrated 802.11b and Bluetooth
Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 with Media Player 10 Mobile
My Upgrades
Dell Leather Flip Case
Sandisk - 1GB Secure Digital Memory Card
Belkin Snap-On Thumb Board
Total Price: $431
A couple questions. Is this sufficiently powerful enough to run most software apps on it? They make another one where the CPU is 100 megahertz faster, but it starts at 500 dollars before I put my addons on it.
I already have a Magellan 200 GPS, but would it be worth it to buy the GPS addon for this unit for the ability to upload maps to it?
Finally, Dell sells optional software for this PDA that connects to the 802.11b network. Is this frontend really worth 23 dollars or does Windows Mobile 5 connect good to a wireless network on it's own?
1. Must have 802.11 wireless built in for Web Browsing and Network Login.
2. Needs to run Morphgear smoothly.
3. Must have plenty of storage for whatever I happen to need.
Here is what I currently have configured that I feel gets me the best bang for my buck.
Axim X51 520MHz
Coming standard
3.5" QVGA Display
192MB of Memory (128MB Flash, 64MB SDRAM)
Integrated 802.11b and Bluetooth
Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 with Media Player 10 Mobile
My Upgrades
Dell Leather Flip Case
Sandisk - 1GB Secure Digital Memory Card
Belkin Snap-On Thumb Board
Total Price: $431
A couple questions. Is this sufficiently powerful enough to run most software apps on it? They make another one where the CPU is 100 megahertz faster, but it starts at 500 dollars before I put my addons on it.
I already have a Magellan 200 GPS, but would it be worth it to buy the GPS addon for this unit for the ability to upload maps to it?
Finally, Dell sells optional software for this PDA that connects to the 802.11b network. Is this frontend really worth 23 dollars or does Windows Mobile 5 connect good to a wireless network on it's own?