>Certainly. They aren't the answer to everything. Sometimes you need raw processor power, a full keyboard and a big screen.
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>>I personnaly think that they are some things that can't be done and shouldn't be done on pocket computer. Sure, these are great to send e-mails, write some little documents, keep agendas... but some bigger software like accounting software, and a lot of other are just not made to fit a palm top, pocket pc, or whatever other types... You said it means Personal Digiral Assistant...
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>Quicken comes for the Pocket PC. The sky is the limit. :-)
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Let me clarify.. The place I work for is doing accounting software.. the kind that need a lot of space for all the data, because it is really complete. It's more like a software to maintain the finance of the company (payroll,s ervice contract, account payable, account receivable, etc...)
That wouldn't fit on a Pocket PC


>>Like it said, it's only a personal assistant, not a productive tool...
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>That name is out of date. Microsoft used the better name "Pocket PC". They really are PCs.