Abstract: Given the amount of power and functionality that Dell crammed into the Axim X50v, this handheld is surprisingly small and lightweight. This PDA weighs approximately 6.2 ounces and measures 4.7 x 2.9 x 0.7 inches (H x W x D). The Axim X50v has four shor...
Abstract: The Dell Axim X50v is, quite possibly, our favorite Pocket PC to date. Although its battery life leaves something to be desired, the rest of the package is top-notch. The X50v is a Pocket PC with a 624MHz processor, a VGA display, more than 100MB of f...
Abstract: Like earlier Axim Pocket PCs, the X50 consists of several models. Theres a basic one that starts at just $299, then a middle of the road $399 model, and then there is the top of the line $499 X50v. The little "v" presumably stands for "VGA," as that i...
Abstract: It used to be that you could look at a new iPAQ and know it was an iPAQ, and the same for a new Pocket PC from Casio when they were still in the game, or one from Toshiba. Family resemblance has been a big thing in brands and product lines. Appare...
Abstract: For a handheld that can view and edit documents, surf the Web, play games, and display photos and video, the Axim X50v crams a lot of power into 6.2 ounces and 4.7 x 2.9 x 0.7 inches (HxWxD). The Axim X50vs features are more comparable to models in t...
Abstract: While recently weve seen big names such as Sony and Toshiba leave the PDA market, Dell has become a major player in the PocketPC arena thanks to its Axim line. This is most likely due to Dells ability to offer a well specced yet attractively priced ...
Abstract: Dell has been offering great PDAs for a whilem and the new Axim X50 series is no different. The X50 comes in several different configurations. The best one is the X50v because it has the fastest processor, the most memory and a VGA screen which is sl...
