marlof
04-09-2002, 03:59 PM
<a href="http://www.infosync.no/show.php?id=1642">http://www.infosync.no/show.php?id=1642</a><br /><br />On Infosync, they have a review on the latest incarnation of the Siemens SX45i PDA/Phone combo. It is still a MIPS device, it still runs Pocket PC 2000, you can still only use it as a phone when you attach a headset, and it is still big. My favorite quote: "From the side, it's easy to see that the Siemens SX45i is thicker than any other comparable handheld on the market". The news? It supports GPRS connections now.<br /><br />The conclusion by Jørgen Sundgot: "All in all, the Siemens SX45i appears to be made from a "workhorse" point of view. Granted, it isn't the most impressive PDA on the block, but will function as a good business tool for any corporate user as long as they don't require heavy multi-tasking and have the need to use a number of 3rd party applications. Although some usability flaws exist, so do the occasional points of brilliance - and the conclusion would be that if you can live with its limitations, the SX45i will be as good a combined package as a mobile phone and a PDA separately."