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Which PDA is the best? Has anyone had experience with the 3300 HTC GPS cellphone PDA?
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Hi Eric,
The HTC P3300 is fine to use with our software, we have a few users with that unit. It is one of the better units available today if you want everything integrated.
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Lorraine wrote:Hi Eric,
The HTC P3300 is fine to use with our software, we have a few users with that unit. It is one of the better units available today if you want everything integrated. OK, need to upgrade my phone. What is the best option for PDA/Phone available today for business use and Easy Cockpit?????
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The HTC range of phones is probably still the best. Anything running Windows Mobile 6 Professional will work. Ideal if you can get integrated GPS but be sure you won't need to use an extension antenna. Sometimes having the external GPS receiver connected via Bluetooth is the more reliable option. Visit www.htc.com for more info on the HTC range of PDA Phones.
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