I have a Handera 330 which has been discontinued for a while. It's a shame, too, because it's really a great PDA. It cost about $300 so it's a medium-high price, but it has a quarter VGA screen (which was better high res than most PDAs at the time; I heard many of the 320x320 screens just used pixel doubling and weren't truly high res), a virtual graffiti area that can be collapsed to get more screen space, the ability to display in landscape mode, a real speaker (most earlier PDAs didn't have one), a microphone for voice notes/recording, *two* industry standard expansion slots (SD/MMC and CF) which I still don't think can be beaten for expandability, a jog wheel and button allowing one handed control in at least some applications, flash ROM allowing OS upgrades, a really good blue-green backlight, and maybe some more neat stuff that I'm forgetting. It's pretty powerful, having been designed with the business sector as its target audience. Some drawbacks are that it's not color, it uses a serial link to hotsync, and it runs OS 3.5 something, but a modified version so you're actually not missing out on some features from higher OSes, a bit low on RAM considering what's available nowadays (8MB I think), battery life is a bit variable and 4 AAAs usually last me about 6-8 weeks depending on useage (using the backlight really drains power), and maybe some other points. I still thought all the positives well outweighed the negatives. I'm considering getting a new one eventually, but am holding on to this one right now for as long as I can. The last time I looked, I just didn't see anything that had quite the same set of features to give me what I wanted. Every now and then I look to see what other Handera 330 users are switching over to, but since I don't really *need* a new one yet and they can cost a few hundred dollars, I'm still waiting it out, letting the models improve until I find something I really do like. Not much help, I guess, talking about a discontinued PDA.
I do use it semi-regularly. If nothing else, I use a program on it to hold my weekly grocery shopping list. I do play games on it once in a while and have some other fun little utility programs that come in handy now and then. It's my address book now, I don't have a printed one anymore, and I sometimes use the calendar to track birthdays and such, but I'm not a heavy user of that. The notes feature is good for keeping short reminders about things and I've got a bunch of assorted stuff in there, but I rarely use the to do list. I think it's a pretty useful thing to have.
