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HP Jornada 548 A new handheld to get your palms onto

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Undoubtedly cranky about Palm's dominance in thehandheld PC market, Hewlett Packardhas fired back with a formidable response: the HP Jornada 548($599). Sporting 32MB RAM, a 133 MHz 32-bit Hitachi processor andeight hours of battery life, Jornada's distinguishingcharacteristics are its brilliant color-display panel and itsability to offer relatively robust multimedia capability. It alsoruns on Microsoft's new PocketPC operating system, whichpromises seamless compatibility with existing Microsoft software.Definitely worth a test drive.







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