Dell Axim X30 - Windows Mobile 2003 SE 312 MHz - RAM: 32 MB - ROM: 32 MB 3.5" TFT - IrDA

List Price: $199.95 Discount Price: $100.00

Features:

• Dell Axim x30: 312MHz Processor
• Display: 240x320 pixels at 65,536 Colors
• OS: Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003
• Slots: 1 integrated Secure Digital/SDIO Now!/Multi Media Card Slot
• Includes Power cord and USB cord

Customer Reviews:

won't hold calender [Posted on 2005-10-31]
My new x30 automatically deletes calender events older than 2 weeks. The manual is very skimpy. The online help is just ads.
I've had my Zire for years w/o problems. It just wont hold Microsoft Office products.

Dell Axims are Great products [Posted on 2006-02-20]
I've owned a Dell Axim X30 for a couple of years. It is a really great product, well made, and works like a champ. The people who can't find files, use the Office products, etc. are having user problems, not product problems. The X30 is really good as are the newer Axims.

Great [Posted on 2007-03-15]
Ive had this PDA for a year and it has great features. You should also probobly get an sd wifi card if you want good internet access, but they're only like 20 bucks.

Really Nice [Posted on 2007-03-16]
I cannot believe there was a PDA on the market so nice and yet so unbelievability cheap! I am in the medical field of work and this device made my life a whole lot easier.

PROS- It has bluetooth and wireless Internet capabilities
It has windows media player for all your music and videos.
It Syncs with your computer right when you place it on the cradle, you can chose folders that will automatically update when the device is synced.
You can set passwords on all of your stuff.
You can load your pics on to it and set them as your background
And it has Microsoft word, Excel, and a bunch of other cool programs

Cons- surprisingly, I haven't found anything I don't like about it.

I would recommend this to anyone. I loved it so much, i bought my son one and he's in 10th grade and says it helps him with all of his school work.

Difficulty making Axim work with Vista [Posted on 2008-09-30]
I have owned several Axims previously and thought that I would again be pleased with this PDA. The Axim X30 contains all the features I was anticipating and it appears that Dell had improved the unit from it predecessors. The trouble came in trying to get the unit to sync with my PC which is running Windows Vista Home Premium. First, the installation disc does not contain the software that allows you to create the appropriate synchronization links (it is outdated for Vista). You have to go and load Windows Mobile Device Center. After loading the new program I could get the units to acknowledge one another existed but I still could not get the 2 units to transfer data. I found that Dell no longer supports Axim units and Microsoft was no help either. I eventually returned the unit and purchased a Palm Tungsten E2 which, after loading the appropriate Palm software, functions smoothly.

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