Void of kludgy antennas, the sleek-looking Fujitsu Siemens' Pocket LOOX N520 GPS handheld is a far cry from attempts of yore despite a good selection of features; Jørgen Sundgot takes it for a ride.

Don't look at me, look at the road. Oh alright, look at me then

Jørgen Sundgot kicks back with Nokia's 770 Internet Tablet for a bit of light reading and e-mail. Will its lack of a keyboard prove too inefficient - and is the screen large enough?

Luscious screen; stellar wireless reception; impressive battery life

Slow performance; pre-installed applications somewhat buggy and feature anemic

Unfortunately, several aspects impair the web browsing experience, of which the most notable is slow page loading and navigation due to the rather lax 250 MHz processor - particularly if Flash ads are running rampant. Also, large pages can exhaust the ...

Jørgen Sundgot suffers an onslaught of deja vu as he reviews Dell's Windows Mobile 5.0-enabled Axim X51v handheld, finding mostly upsides - and a few annoying surprises.

Raw processing muscle ; abundant, persistent memory ; broad connectivity options

Lacks hard buttons mapped to Windows Mobile 5.0 soft keys ; Bluetooth impaired

What is silver, has a hard drive, and replaces a handheld, iPod mini, laptop, and video player? palmOne says it's their new LifeDrive. Read on to get Larry Garfield's opinion.

Record-setting storage ; comprehensive software bundle ; versatile functionality

Sluggish when launching programs and switching applications ; heavy

For the paranoid among us - and those with corporate data to protect - HP unveils the security-conscious iPAQ hx2750. Anthony Newman bribes the bouncer for a look.

Truly excellent specifications and design ; usable and strong security

No VGA screen ; pricey for consumers

Editor-in-Chief Jørgen Sundgot whips out his looking glass to pore over ASUS' MyPal A730, among the first VGA-enabled Windows Mobile 2003 SE based Pocket PC to hit shelves.

Sliding in at the very top of the Pocket PC high-end range, HP's new iPAQ hx4700 boasts a glorious 4" screen and WM2K3 Second Edition: Jørgen Sundgot gets up close and personal.

Massive screen ; immensely powerful ; superb connectivity

Oversized ; a tad short on RAM ; untapped display potential for multimedia

Dell's X50 Standard is the new middle-road handheld. Larry Garfield examines it to see if it's road-worthy, and decides he can take it with him.

Larry Garfield looks at Dell's first VGA handheld, the X50v, and finds a solid, attractive and heavily-connected multimedia package.

Screen and graphics, solid feel

WMP 10 a step backward

The Tungsten T5 brings together the best of palmOne's lineup of the past 2 years with new features. Larry Garfield looks to see how well it does it.