The ASUS MyPal A730 packs a lot of features into an attractive package, but it could make better use of some of them.

The MyPal A696's GPS is handy, but the navigational experience isn't as satisfying or complete as the multitude of dedicated portable units on the market. What remains is a solid, yet unremarkable PDA.

While for many users a PDA is a superfluous device these days, for those that want an extremely quick, fully featured handheld PC then HP's iPAQ 112 is towards the top of the pack.

Performing well in a number of areas, HP's iPAQ 312 is a bit of a jack of all trades. While the media playback features are a bit of a gimmick, the GPS is robust and the Bluetooth hands-free functions well, making this a solid choice for users who have yet to jump on the GPS bandwagon.

Solid, but not outstanding, the HP iPAQ hx2190 offers mobile users some key improvements sure to make life easier.

The iPAQ is a touch slow at times and its lack of a pedestrian mode hasn't gone unnoticed. However, it still offers amazing value for money and excellent functionality.

The iPAQ rx5965 adds fully fledged GPS navigation to an already enticing multimedia unit.

A PDA dressed in a portable media player's clothing, the rx4240 is an attractive device that is equally good for productivity and mobile entertainment, but the lack of internal memory is a downside.

The iPAQ's VGA display alone makes it an excellent PDA while the dual-storage slots make it easy to upgrade memory. This is a solid, high-end device for professionals.

This fast, capable PDA with many outstanding features is undercut by a frustrating touchpad.

Despite a mediocre camera, the Rx3715 has more goodies than most other Pocket PCs. Some features aren't terribly useful, but the rest make for a pretty nifty (albeit expensive) PDA.

This PDA is fast, powerful, and equipped with both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, but the biometric fingerprint reader doesn't work as well as it should.