Silicon Valley company offers services for mobile information technology, most notably for handheld computers. Find overview and news.

Hand-held organizer and gaming device is aimed at young users. Discover the wireless possibilities of this "inter-tainment" computer.

Teen-targeted device wired for chat and email also offers multimedia creation and game play. Notes address keyboard usability and GPS.

Offers analysis and reporting software products, such as the portable DigiForm data collector or handbook on CD-ROM.

Official home of this Windows CE-based PDA diagrams the module's buttons, mentions productivity details, and profiles email and Web access.

Take an inside look at this browser-enabled device, capable of Web access via GSM phones. Check file conversion and PC synchronization details.

Learn about its flagship product, a laptop-sized, multifunction Internet and document management appliance called Dragonfly. Peruse the spec sheet.

Find applications, support services and ordering instructions for the eDiary compact PC organizer. Runs ACT, Pilot, Sidekick and Ecco software.

Compared to the NEC MobilePro in display and keyboard size, this flip-top Windows CE-loaded model is pre-installed with Pocket Word and Excel.

Read background info from Intel about the processor technology it supplied for Nokia's web-browsing mobile phone.

Check out a wrist-watch computer equipped with proprietary P.I.M. software, compatible Lotus Organizer and MS Outlook. View an interactive demo.

See how this PDA performed on connectivity and data transfer tests, and consider comments on screen size, fax software, and VGA output.

Merlin wireless IP modem allows access in most US metropolitan cities. Check the features or download a product data sheet.

Reviews the two different models of this handheld now available on the market. Find prices and product comparisons.

Uses Psion's operating system, EPOC32, and includes all the programs of the Psion Series 5.

Inexpensive PDA offers a typical suite of organizational tools, optional fold-out keyboard, and synchronization with MS and Lotus applications.

Overview of Socket's plug-in cards for Windows CE-based Handheld PCs, Palm-size PCs and Windows 9x/NT-based notebooks.

Home site of Sony's entry into the handheld market describes the design features, support and accessories. Find software from Palm and Sony.

Developer of the EPOC mobile wireless operating system is a joint venture of several major mobile computing and telecom device manufacturers.

Manufacturer of handheld and stationary bar code scanners also details its Palm OS-based PDA designed for mobile retail professionals.

Read about a company based in British Columbia, Canada that creates software applications and handhelds for rugged outdoor use.

Examine this CompactFlash-equipped Palm OS handheld, supporting .wav files, MP3 expansion, and standard address, to-do and memo programs.

"Pen Computing" magazine reviews Hitachi and Lucky Goldstar handheld personal computers, which they codeveloped and sell under different names.

Grab technical specs from the manufacturer, and note impressions of this device's CalliGrapher handwriting software, and "presentation" mode.

Company develops portable computers and offers a wearable unit with readable displays and a port replicator. Check out its specifications.