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The first Dell Pocket PC with built-in Wi-Fi (X3i) reviewed; price comparison of all Pocket PCs with built-in Wi-Fi October 15, 2003 [Wireless (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, ...)] | By anonymous 1. The time has arrived, when it makes no sense to buy a PDA without a built-in Wi-Fi! Fortunately on time also Dell provides such a model of Pocket PC, that features built-in Wi-Fi, and Dellīs offering is the cheapest PDA on the market with built-in Wi-Fi. Here is the current list of Pocket PC PDAs with built-in Wi-Fi (prices from United States):
Like I mentioned earlier, I had great success getting the WiFi to see my WAP. I was online in less than 5 minutes. I live in a 2200 square foot brick house. I have surfed Aximsite and PocketPCthoughts.com from all reaches of my house. I invited a friend over last Saturday and he was amazed. I had strong signal levels all throughout my backyard too. Tonight I enabled the WiFi and walked 4 houses down the street before I lost my signal for good. In the car I made a post from more than a tenth of a mile from my house. In my outside testing, I did not find any other wireless access points on my entire street. Alghtough Dell Axim X3i doesnīt have built-in Bluetooth, it looks like a very interesting proposition as it is the cheapest PDA (not just the cheapest Pocket PC) on the market, that features built-in Wi-Fi. However if you need both built-in Wi-Fi and built-in Bluetooth in one device, then Hewlett Packard h4150 may be better and more cost effective offer for you. To read the review of the Dell Axim X3i click here.  Post your comment (free registration is required to post, but if you register you can edit your posts later)
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