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Dell Axim X30 PDA

User Rating:

(44 reviews)

Price Range: $299 to $399

Bizrate User Review.

Not for the novice or enterprise environments! Buyer beware

by Online Shopper , Dec. 6, 2005

Comments:
I have used many PDA's and currently have a position in the gov't testing and implementing PDA's into enterprise environments. The Axim, while it looks nice, is the most difficult to get on the wireless lan with it's proprietary WLAN utility and Odessey

QuickTake:

Pros: Nice looking with cool stand, that is about all.

Cons: Severley difficult to setup normal functions like internet,

Recommended: No

Has Owned Product: 6 months

infosyncworld.com Professional Review.

Review: Dell Axim X30 Standard

by Larry Garfield

Comments:
Larry Garfield examines the Dell Axim X30 Standard, and finds Dell's entry-level model good, but with some rough edges.

Read full review at infosyncworld.com

infosyncworld.com Professional Review.

Review: Dell Axim X30 Advanced 312 MHz

by Larry Garfield

Comments:
Larry Garfield examines the Dell Axim X30 Advanced 312 MHz to see where it differs from its speedier sibling. Read on for the details.

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infosyncworld.com Professional Review.

Review: Dell Axim X30 Advanced 624 MHz

by Larry Garfield

Comments:
Larry Garfield gets up close and personal with the MHz-monster that is the Dell Axim X30 Advanced 624 MHz, also sporting dual wireless and SDIO: read on to share his impressions.

Read full review at infosyncworld.com

mobiletechreview.com Professional Review.

Dell Axim X30 Pocket PC, PDA Reviews by Mobile Tech Review

by Lisa Gade

Comments:
Here they are, the first Pocket PCs with "Bulverde" PXA270 processors running the new Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition OS. The Axim X30 models look identical to the Dell Axim X3 released in the late Fall of 2003 and in fact shares the same casing. But l

Review Verdict: Looking for every feature in the book and a VGA display? Then the ASUS A730W is for you. The device is powerful, has lots of RAM, great expandability thanks to the dual slots and USB host which is a rarity on PDAs. The 1.3MP camera takes decent photos and

Read full review at mobiletechreview.com

QuickTake:

Pros: Innovating sliding keyboard design that's not merely clever, it's very useful. Fast performance. Has GPRS, WiFi and Bluetooth. Well made and attractive. Good capacity battery. Plenty of application buttons for gamers.

Cons: No EDGE or 3G, and a Pocket PC begs for faster data connection speeds than GPRS provides. Like all Pocket PC phones, it's much larger than a standard cell phone. Again, like all Pocket PC phones and unlike standard cell phones, all data will be lost if th

maxpc.co.uk Professional Review.

Dell Axim X30

by Henry Tucker

Comments:
A small and stylish PDA with a built-in wireless connection, a good price too.

Review Verdict: When you consider its price and features, the X30 is certainly a PDA we'dlike to recommend. It's unlucky to narrowly miss out on an award.

zdnet.co.uk Professional Review.

Dell Axim X30 (64MB, 624MHz processor)

by Sandra Vogel

Comments:
Hold on to your handheld: the Axim X30's fast processor runs away with strong performance and the latest OS to make for a powerful Pocket PC.

Review Verdict: The Pocket LOOX 420 combines a slimline design with a decent specification that includes both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. The price is competitive, too... Read Full Review.

Read full review at zdnet.co.uk

QuickTake:

Pros: Competitive price, Thin and light, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi built in

Cons: No Flash ROM allocation for user data backup, Flimsy stylus

biosmagazine.co.uk Professional Review.

Dell Axim X30

by BIOS

Comments:
Dell's Axim X30 is the most powerful Windows powered-PDA to date. Its design is hardly cutting edge, and the screen only offers a resolution of 240x320 pixels, but it's excellent value if you want a utilitarian and lightweight design, ...

Read full review at biosmagazine.co.uk

QuickTake:

Pros: Fast ; Wi-Fi and Bluetooth ; portrait and landscape modes ;

Cons: Low-res screen ; basic design ; clumsy screen rotation ;

engadget.com Professional Review.

Review of Dell Axim X30 Bluetooth GPS add-on

by Ryan Block

Comments:
We told you a while back about Dell's new Bluetooth GPS receiver, BargainPDA just gave it the thumbs-up in a recent review. It's meant for use with Dell's Axim X30 PocketPC, is decently-sized for a device of its kind, and comes with the usual extra access

Read full review at engadget.com

pcplus.co.uk Professional Review.

PC Plus review: Dell Axim X30

by Henry Tucker

Comments:
When you consider its price and features, the X30 is certainly a PDA we'd like to recommend. It's unlucky to narrowly miss out on an award.

Read full review at pcplus.co.uk