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It's hard to find a better value in an entry-level Pocket PC than the Dell Axim X5. In addition to its hard-to-beat pricing, the Axim X5's Secure Digital and CompactFlash Type II expansion slots and ...

We can barely keep track of what the hell is going on with this, but apparently Dell is shipping a fix for its Axim X5 Pocket PCs running the new Pocket PC 2003 operating system. It turned out that ...

Dell is ready to deliver a pair of software upgrades for its Axim X5 handheld, including a performance fix for some models and an optional operating system upgrade for others. The Round Rock, Texas, ...

Back in 2002, Microsoft was buzzing in the IT world with Pocket PC handheld devices. The problem with them was the price. I was very envious of a friend of mine that dropped almost $700 on one, which ...

Dell has announced a fix for its underperforming Axim X5 handhelds. The Round Rock, Texas, company said on Monday that it will offer a software update that improves the performance of Axim X5 models ...

If someone made an automobile that did everything really well, handled beautifully, accelerated quickly, looked great and cost less than half of what similar vehicles sell for, do you think consumers ...

The PDACorps web site is currently running a competition where you can win one of five Axim X5 cases. They have a DS International Dell Axim X5 Protective Holster, a Bellagio Dell Axim X5 Black ...

BargainPDA has some photos and details on Dell’s new Axim X3 Pocket PC, which is lighter, thinner, and better-looking than their earlier foray into handhelds, the Axim X5 (don’t ask us why they went ...

The hardware in Dell's two Axim X5 models (Basic and Advanced; we tested the latter) is identical to the hardware used on the original Pocket PC 2002 versions. The Dell Axim X5 is still a bit bigger ...

After Dell, the world's largest maker of inexpensive personal computers, said that it was getting into the handheld/PDA game, a lot of industry watchers - and handheld users - couldn't wait to get a ...