Recommend an Excel-friendly PDA?

[Ed]

Can anyone recommend a PDA / handheld that Excel works fairly well with? I
don't expect something with all the power and functionality of my P4 CPU, of
course. It would be nice, though, to be able to work on a basic workbook.
Any suggestions I can pass on to Santa?

Ed

 

[waveraceracerr]

Having had several Palm and Windows-based PDAs I have to say Palm is th
easiest, which does not infer the best overall I currently have
Tungsten T which came with Documents To Go (DTG). This includes Word
Excel and Powerpoint programs. The Excel feature works grea
considering the size of PDA screens. If you use Excel on a PD
frequently and want a newer PDA I would recommend a Tungsten T3 whic
has the invisible graffiti area and more importantly, the ability t
switch from portrait to landscape mode. I've heard from several PP
users that DTG seems to be better than the PocketExcel and Word. N
PocketPowerpoint even exists although you can use third-party software


My two pesos anyway

 

[Ed]

Much obliged. Thank you. Now if I can just convince the House Commander
that I'm worth the money! 8>)

Ed

Having had several Palm and Windows-based PDAs I have to say Palm is the
easiest, which does not infer the best overall I currently have a
Tungsten T which came with Documents To Go (DTG). This includes Word,
Excel and Powerpoint programs. The Excel feature works great
considering the size of PDA screens. If you use Excel on a PDA
frequently and want a newer PDA I would recommend a Tungsten T3 which
has the invisible graffiti area and more importantly, the ability to
switch from portrait to landscape mode. I've heard from several PPC
users that DTG seems to be better than the PocketExcel and Word. No
PocketPowerpoint even exists although you can use third-party software.


My two pesos anyway.


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