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United States Dell.com About Dell Contact Search Support Order Status My Cart Buy Online or Call 1-800-WWW-DELL Buy Online or Call 1-800-WWW-DELL Related Links Dell Axim X5 Flash Tour Click here to get the Flash plug-in Handhelds Headline More Information on Handhelds: * Home & Home Office Personal purchase and home use * Small Business Businesses under 200 employees * Medium & Large Business Businesses over 200 employees and their employees * Healthcare Business Healthcare organizations and related affiliates * Federal Government Federal agencies and APO/FPO orders (Open Market) * State & Local Government * Government and Healthcare Personal Purchases * K-12 Education Institutional purchases * Higher Education Institutional purchases * Education Personal Purchases K-12 Education faculty and staff as well as Higher Education faculty, students and staff Axim X5 Small but powerful, the new Dell Axim TM X5 handhelds are packed with built-in features, available with a host of useful options, and absolutely loaded with Dell value. Beautifully Functional The Dell Axim X5 handheld's sophisticated design encloses a brilliant 3.5" high-resolution transflective color display, four application keys, a navigator button, scroll dial, record button, and headphone mini-jack. But Dell Axim X5 handhelds have much more than just a pretty face on the outside. Inside is an Intel ® XScale TM Processor at 400MHz or 300MHz processor, 32MB or 64MB of SDRAM, and 32MB or 48MB of Flash ROM. Well Equipped Dell Axim X5 handhelds are well equipped with superior standard and optional features including: Microsoft ® Pocket PC 2002 Premium Edition and Microsoft Pocket Office applications Microsoft Outlook, Internet Explorer, and Microsoft MSN Messenger capable USB Cradle (advanced Axim) with second battery charging slot Integrated CompactFlash ® (CF) Type II and Secure Digital/MultiMediaCard slots to add storage or wireless communication cards Removable Lithium Ion Battery and optional high capacity Lithium Ion Battery Built-in microphone and speaker Stereo headphone connector IrDA port Optional 802.11b wireless CF card for network or WiFi connectivity Optional keyboards 1 Year Next Business Day Advanced Exchange Service 1 Sleek Design Dell's sleek, ergonomically designed Axim X5 handhelds, with color screens, metallic silver finishes, and rubberized side grips are stunning to look at and a pleasure to hold. Weighing in at only 6.9 ounces (196 grams) and measuring only 5" x 3.2" x 0.7" (128mm x 81.5mm x 18mm), the Dell Axim X5 handhelds fit easily in your pocket and are priced to fit your pocketbook. 1 Replacement system or replacement part will be dispatched, if necessary, following phone-based troubleshooting, in advance of receipt of returned defective part or system. Replacements may be refurbished. Defective unit must be returned. Availability varies. Other conditions apply. Copyright 1999- 2003 Dell Computer Corporation. For customers of the 50 United States only. Site Terms of Use : Terms and Conditions of Sale : Dell's Privacy Policy : Battery Recall Information

NEWS NEWSBITS VIEWS FEATURES INTERVIEWS infoSync China infoSync Norge REVIEWS KNOWLEDGE OVERVIEWS IRC infoSync World, Thursday, 15.05.03 00:06 GMT Search: Reviews News HOME POCKET PC NEWS Tell a friend about this story! Printer friendly version! Dell Axim X5 exposed By: Jørgen Sundgot , Thursday, 07.11.02 14:31 GMT This fall, Dell is bringing a new Pocket PC to market that is sure to make waves; two models will be available, each of which are packed with features and to sell at very low prices. Review: Dell Axim X5 Advanced In a time and day where an increasing number of major computer manufacturers have been bitten by the handheld bug - most of which lean towards the Pocket PC platform, bigshot Dell has been sitting on the fence waiting. Not any longer so, though, as the company plans to introduce its new Axim X5 based on Microsoft's Pocket PC platform at Comdex in November. Dell's new Axim X5 Pocket PC is sure to cause waves when launched To be available in two models, one of the most important features of the Axim X5 will be an extensive feature set combined with a low price point; after a $50 USD mail-in rebate applying to both models, they will sell for $299 USD and $199 USD. Both models will first be made available in the North American market in time for Christmas, while they're expected to hit European and Asian shelves early in 2003. In terms of specifications, the high-end and low-end (term applied loosely) will come with respectively 400 and 300 MHz Intel XScale processors, and be equipped with 64 and 32 MB of RAM. Apart from those two differences, both models feature a 3.5" 16-bit transflective display, a CompactFlash Type II expansion slot, a SD/MMC Card expansion slot, an infrared port and a scroll dial. All of this fits into a package weighing 196g (6.9 oz), and measuring 12,8 x 8,1 x 1,8 cm (5" x 3.2" x 0.7"). Other commons for Pocket PCs are also present, such as four hardware application shortcut keys, a four-way navigation pad with an action function, an earphone jack and a button to activate voice recording. The high-end Axim X5 model will ship with either a USB or serial synchronization cradle, which will allow users to charge an additional battery since the battery of the X5 is exchangeable. Meanwhile, the low-end model will ship with either a USB or serial synchronization cable, with the cradle being available for purchase from Dell as an accessory. Speaking of batteries, the standard one included with the device is a 1440 mAh Lithium ion battery, while a 3400 mAh battery available for purchase separately promises to deliver a staggering 25 hours of use. Later in 2003, Dell also aims to integrate Bluetooth and 802.11b into its devices, but no comment was made on when new models could be expected to arrive. 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Welcome to PDAgold.com! Register to PDAgold now! Log In Hardware Classifieds Gallery Books Links Software Themes Articles F.A.Q. Discussions Advertisement - click to support this site Click Here ▪▪▪ SEARCH THE SITE ▪▪▪ ...select section ============== Software Software Archive Themes Hardware Classifieds Dicsussions Books Links ▪▪▪ OPTIONS ▪▪▪ view users' comments [140] add your comments ▪▪▪ RATING [140 VOTES] ▪▪▪ Overall (85%) Usability (91%) Reliability (87%) Expandability (90%) Applications (84%) Support (72%) ▪▪▪ BEST DEVICES ▪▪▪ Dell Axim X5 (400MHz) (85%, 140 votes) Dell Axim X5 (300MHz) (83%, 39 votes) HP iPAQ H1910 (83%, 16 votes) Compaq iPAQ H3850 (81%, 27 votes) Audiovox Maestro PDA-1032 (81%, 63 votes) Toshiba GENIO e550G (81%, 15 votes) Compaq iPAQ H3970 (81%, 17 votes) Toshiba e740 (80%, 34 votes) Fujitsu-Siemens Pocket LOOX 600 (80%, 45 votes) Compaq iPAQ H3630 (80%, 17 votes) XDA - O2 (79%, 14 votes) Toshiba e310 (79%, 38 votes) Casio Cassiopeia E-200 (78%, 35 votes) Compaq iPAQ H3870 (78%, 24 votes) Toshiba e570 (77%, 14 votes) HP iPAQ H5450 (76%, 18 votes) Casio Cassiopeia EM-500 (75%, 10 votes) Orange SPV (74%, 56 votes) Asus MyPal A600 (Zayo in US) (73%, 23 votes) Acer n20 (65%, 10 votes) Casio Cassiopeia A-11 (40%, 14 votes) Home ~ Hardware ~ Pocket PC 2002 ~ WinCE 3.0 ~ Dell Axim X5 (400MHz) Dell Axim X5 (400MHz) The ultimate in Pocket PCs, the Dell Axim X5 handheld delivers refined styling and superior functionality at unheard of low prices. This multifaceted device offers the features you expect from a high-quality handheld, including calendar, e-mail, and contacts synchronization with your computer. Manufacturer: Dell More device's pictures ...all devices by this manufacturer OS version: Pocket PC 2002 ~ WinCE 3.0 CPU: Intel XScale PXA250 @ 400MHz RAM / ROM: 64MB / 48MB (FlashROM) Size & Weight: 3.23 x 5.04 x 0.71 inches, 6.91oz 82 x 128 x 18 mm, 196g Display: Transflective TFT, 240x320, 65536 colors Communications: USB cable IrDA @ 115.2Kb Audio: Mono Speaker Mono Microphone Stereo Jack connector Input: Touch screen Power: Lithium-Ion, 1440 hours Expansions: Compact Flash (type I/II, built-in) Secure Digital (SD only, built-in) Price: $349 Users' Rating: Average rating is 85% [140 votes] rate it Purchase: Not available Second hand: 0 for sale | 0 to buy Description: The Dell AximTM X5 is the ultimate handheld device that delivers style and outstanding features at an affordable price. It's powered by the Intel® XScaleTM Processor at 400MHz to help you keep up with the tasks of everyday life and equipped with 64MB SDRAM and 48MB Intel StrataFlash® ROM. The Axim X5 is equipped with Microsoft® Pocket PC 2002 Premium and pre-installed with familiar applications like Pocket Word and Pocket Excel, along with a calendar, contacts, voice recorder and a number of other built-in features. With an integrated Type II CompactFlash card slot and Secure Digital / MMC card slot, the expansion capabilities might seem endless. And with its removable, rechargeable battery, the Axim X5 is never tied to its cradle - simply leave a spare battery charging in the cradle - and swap your battery when running low. Software in ROM: Microsoft® Pocket PC software 2002 (Premium Edition) includes Pocket Outlook® (manage calendars, tasks, and contacts), Pocket Internet Explorer, Pocket Word (view and edit Word documents), Pocket Excel (view and edit Excel documents), Microsoft Reader 2.0 for Pocket PC (read electronic books), Windows Media™ Player 8 for Pocket PC (enjoy digital music), MSN Messenger, Microsoft® Transcriber, Terminal Services Client, Note Taker, Voice Recorder, ActiveSync™ 3.5, Calculator, Solitaire, VPN client, Beaming client Software on included CDs: Microsoft ActiveSync™ v3.5 (for PC synchronization) Microsoft Outlook 2002 (desktop version) MS Money for Pocket PC (Desktop version required), Pocket Streets (Desktop version required), Internet Explorer 6.0 (for desktop), Windows Media Player 8.0 for Pocket PC and 7.1 for desktop), Microsoft Reader (for the PC), Microsoft Reader, Activation Pack (for free content), Microsoft Reader eBooks, AvantGo, MSN Mobile Last user comment (140 comments total) Anonymous May 5, 2003 Love my axim I have had my axim for 4 months now and use it all the time. I joined the axim group in yahoo and it is a wealth of information for everyone. If you have problems you will probably find the help you need. Usability: Reliability: Expandability: Applications: Support: Read all comments

NEWS REVIEWS Members : Log in PALM OS WINDOWS CE SYMBIAN MOBILE PHONES OTHER Search: Reviews News HOME REVIEWS Tell-a-friend Printer-friendly version Review: Dell Axim X5 Advanced By: Jørgen Sundgot , Friday 24th January 2003, 10:17 GMT Jørgen Sundgot has spent time with Dell's Axim X5 Advanced, and finds that despite its low price tag, this Pocket PC newcomer packs plenty of horsepower and a brilliant screen. Ever since their first introduction, Pocket PCs have belonged to the 'fairly expensive' category when it comes to handhelds. This is so no longer, though, as several manufacturers have launched low-end Pocket PCs approaching price ranges around the $300 USD mark without exactly skimping on features. Dell is one of these companies, and its entrance into the Pocket PC market has created quite a stir since the two models initially introduced both offer impressive features at rock-bottom prices. In this review, we're putting the high-end model, the Dell Axim X5 Advanced, under the magnifying glass. The X5's screen is one of the most comfortable we've ever seen Design The first thing that strikes one upon picking up the X5 is its size - or more specifically, its width. Measuring 8.2 cm wide, it is still nevertheless comfortable to hold in the hand thanks to rubber grips stretching over both sides of the handheld. The X5 is also thicker than most handhelds in its price range at 1.78 cm, but few are likely to mind as the direct result of this trade-off is one more expansion slot. This enables the X5 to do just about anything with the right accessory. Another eye-catching trait is the 3.5", 16-bit transflective display, which is exceptionally comfortable to view even at only medium brightness. Cranked up to full power, it comes close to laptop level quality of viewing in terms of clarity and brightness, and ClearType also performs well. To interact with the display, there's also of course a stylus - of which opinions are likely to vary based on a user's preference. Having opted for a flat form factor rather than a typical cylindrical one, Dell has created a stylus which is rugged and comfortable in its form factor, but has a tendency to slip due to its polished finish. Also, the design leads to some minor annoyances as it is possible to insert the stylus in a fashion 180 degrees opposite from the correct one, leading to it protruding from the silo when inserted. Moving on to the buttons of the handheld, the X5 does an acceptable job of providing users with tactile feedback, but nothing more. Four application shortcut buttons below the display provide access to frequently used applications, two on each side of a 4-way directional pad with poor responsiveness. Surprisingly, this button does not offer an 'Action' function out of the box; a patch must be downloaded from Dell's website and installed as a remedy. Remaining buttons include the power on/off button, located centered above the display and doubling as an indicator LED signaling charge status and alarms, along with the voice recorder and reset buttons on the left side of the handheld. These offer surprisingly good tactile feedback despite their minute size. This is also the case for the handheld's jog wheel, situated just above a center position on the left side and below its SD/MMC Card expansion slot, which is a slightly uncomfortable position. The speaker of the X5 is placed in the lower right corner on the front of the handheld. It provides high quality audio playback - albeit its bass could be better. The 3.5mm earphone jack placed on top of the device, however, provides excellent quality audio with both well balanced bass and treble levels. Next to the earphone jack we'll find the CompactFlash Type II slot, which is in turn placed next to its infrared transceiver. Also included with the X5 is a flip-top leather holster, which, although it offers good protection for being a holster of this kind, adds even more bulk to the handheld's already considerable size. Page 2 RELATED REVIEWS Resco File Explorer 2003 SoftMaker TextMaker ZIOSoft Age of Empires: Gold Edition Ruksun News Force 1.51 Nexian NexiCam Socket Bluetooth Connection Kit Eten Infotouch P600 Toshiba e330 Syware Visual CE 7 Pro DeveloperOne Agenda Fusion 4.60 TELL-A-FRIEND Your e-mail: Recipient's e-mail: FREE NEWSLETTER Subscribe to infoSync World's free, weekly Newsletter, focusing on the hottest stories from the week that was. E-mail: Choose format HTML Text TOP REVIEW Gustto Celra Need to protect your technology, but also want to place an emphasis on style? In case that's the kind of case you'd like, Anthony Newman has a feeling Gustto’s Celra might be just the case for you. 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