Ipaq 5450 to XDA II?

[dazcox5181]

My current PDA is an ipaq 5450 which i am fairly happy with. I have a few accesories for it, and previously i had a 3970. Currently i struggle with Running Voice GSM and my sony ericsson t610, but the bluetooth connection is so unreliable and seems to time out for no reason(t-mobile in the UK if any1 can help) so i was looking to get a PPCPE device. The XDA II caught my eye as it's currently on sale for £199 on contract (works out in total about £490) which is better than £600 offline @ expansys.
So my question is simple, Is the XDA II a worthwhile purchase? I have never used the WIFI on the ipaq outside my house, so it is of little benefit to me, however i need to keep it for my navman GPS. What sort of compatibility can i expect from Bluetooth GPS units on the XDA II? And is 128mb internal ram really worth it with wm2003 process limitations?

[surur]

I'm very happy with my XDA2, and its nice not to have to worry about memory limitations. With some judicious pruning of the piles of extraneous start-up software, the 32 process limitation is no longer a problem. Bluetooth GPS is also now sorted, and apparently a new rom, out in the next few months, will improve alot of the bluetooth limitations. All in all its a very good pocketpc, and an adequate phone (although a dedicated phone is still much better).

To reassure you regarding the Navman gps, check this thread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=6393&highlight=navman+gps)

Surur