Pharos Science Traveler 535

GPS with Windows Mobile and wifi (see cons) Did not want to carry a laptop on my recent trip and it work out okay, I was able to check email and browse the web.

The GPS works intermittenly. It takes too long to get the signal. The charging connector was from the stone age. If I had know, I would not have purchase it.

relatively cheaper than other PDA with gps.

Pharos hardware designers must have been living in a cave. I can't believe they are still use the first generation connector for this PDA to sync or charge. I had a Mio168 gps pda for 4 years, it is the world first pda with gps built in so that you can...

Unit runs Windows Mobile and Mobile Office.

GPS Software (Ostia) has many flaws. It locks up frequently requiring removal of the battery from the unit to restart. Ostia often abnormally terminates also forcing restart. During long trips the GPS software will shut down and lock up the unit....

This is a very compact PDA and GPS device, ehich I have been very impressed with. It is just the right size and the WiFi capability is absolutely awesome. The battery life is good. GPS loads quickly and is very accurate. The neatest part of this unit...

It would be a very, very cool to include th ecell phone capability like other PDA phone.

It all works very nice.The GPS will stay on as long as you like if set your power settings to do so.The handheld computer also works great.

No compact flash slot.Thats just because i have some expansion cards from my old pocket pc I would like to use.

The windows and normal PDA features are good. Can be used without antenna

the GPS will shut down as you travel after only about 5 minuets then must be restarted and set up, will not stay on through out the trip. Have to reset points of reference every day or two normally with the hook up with computer. Dissatisfied with the...