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Last Rated: June 07, 2004	1. HP H4150 Pocket PC (HP (Hewlett-Packard)-FA174A) Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 OS, Stylus input, 240-by-320-pixel color screen, 64MB of RAM, SD/SDIO slot, Price when ranked: $449 Bottom Line: Small, light Pocket PC has all the connectivity options you could want, and it handles wireless networking gracefully. Comes with an easy-to-use photo editor. Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices	Check Latest Prices
Last Rated: June 07, 2004	2. Asus MyPal A716 Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 OS, Stylus input, 240-by-320-pixel color screen, 64MB of RAM, SD and CompactFlash II slots, Price when ranked: $415 Bottom Line: This chunky unit is loaded with memory, slots, and communications options--but some applications, like its Wi-Fi utility, need polishing. Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices	Check Latest Prices
Last Rated:	3. HP IPAQ H4350 PDA (HP (Hewlett-Packard)-FA172A) Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 OS, Stylus and thumb-keyboard input, 240-by-320-pixel color screen, 64MB of RAM, SD/SDIO slot, Price when ranked: $499 Bottom Line: Has one of the best-looking screens we've seen so far; the integrated thumb keyboard works well but adds some bulk. Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices	Check Latest Prices
Last Rated:	4. Toshiba Pocket PC e405 PDA Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 OS, Stylus input, 240-by-320-pixel color screen, 64MB of RAM, SD/SDIO slot, Price when ranked: $299 Bottom Line: Moderately priced business PDA has an elegant design, a useful launch page, and handy software extras, but its process for installing software would benefit from being made a lot smoother. Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices	Check Latest Prices
Last Rated: June 04, 2004	5. Sony Sony Clie PEG-TH55 Color Handheld Palm OS 5.2, Stylus input, 320-by-480-pixel color screen, 32MB of RAM, Memory Stick Pro slot, Price when ranked: $400 Bottom Line: Sony's latest Palm-based unit is lovely to look at and a pleasure to hold, and it comes with loads of extra applications, but Sony's software overlay on the Palm OS isn't helpful. Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices	Check Latest Prices
Last Rated: June 07, 2004	6. Toshiba Pocket PC E800 PDA Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 OS, Stylus input, 240-by-320-pixel color screen, 128MB of RAM, SD/SDIO and CompactFlash II slots, Price when ranked: $599 Bottom Line: The priciest model here, the E800 comes with presentation software that lets road warriors leave their notebooks home. Connecting to a Wi-Fi network took only a couple of clicks. Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices	Check Latest Prices
Last Rated: June 07, 2004	7. Palm Zire 72 Palm OS 5.2.8, Stylus input, 320-by-320 pixel color screen, 32MB of RAM, SD/SDIO slot, Price when ranked: $299 Bottom Line: Compact and attractively priced for a Bluetooth PDA; has just about everything you need for productivity and fun--but some features, like the Real music player, could be easier to use. Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices	Check Latest Prices
Last Rated: June 07, 2004	8. Palm Tungsten E Palm OS 5.2.1, Stylus input, 320-by-320-pixel color screen, 32MB of RAM, SD/SDIO slot, Price when ranked: $199 Bottom Line: This entry-level business Palm has a bright, especially readable screen and a generous software bundle. Files must be added to an SD Card via the Palm Desktop in order to be recognized, which is irritating. Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices	Check Latest Prices
Last Rated:	9. Palm Tungsten C PDA (Palm Computing-P80900US) Palm OS 5.2.1, Stylus and thumb-keyboard input, 320-by-320-pixel color screen, 64MB of RAM, SD/SDIO slot, Price when ranked: $399 Bottom Line: The only PDA from PalmOne (other than the Treo) that has a thumb keyboard. It lacks Wi-Fi-capable competitors' voice recording, Bluetooth connectivity, and enterprise-worthy support. Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices	Check Latest Prices
Last Rated: June 04, 2004	10. Palm Zire 31 Palm OS 5.2.8, Stylus input, 160-by-160-pixel color screen, 16MB of RAM, SD/SDIO slot, Price when ranked: $149 Bottom Line: Follow-on to the entry-level Zire 21 adds a faster ARM processor, a good-looking (though low-resolution) color screen, a stereo headphone jack, and a built-in digital music player (which requires an SD Card to use). Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices	Check Latest Prices

For phone/PDA hybrids, listed price is the typical purchase cost with a new mobile phone service plan, excluding limited-term special offers. All screens are color, unless noted. For each category, ratings are based on price (30 percent), features (40 percent), ease of use (20 percent), and support policies (10 percent).