With the coming of Microsoft's latest Pocket PC software, Pocket PC 2003 (or, to give it its proper new name, Windows Mobile 2003), there has been an explosion of PDAs hitting the market. Acer has pitched its hat into the ring with the n10. Aiming at the lower price bracket, it comes without Bluetooth or Wireless and heads into competition with Dell's Axim X5 and similar hand-helds.
The n10 is a stylish, well made device, finished in silver with black plastic panels on the side. Despite not being the most compact PDA around (it weighs in at 165g), it still feels good in the hand.
Powered by a 300MHz version of Intel's PXA235 processor, it's not the fastest PDA on the planet; indeed some video playback tends to be a little jerky in places, although applications and games pose few problems. It comes with 64MB of RAM of which 59MB is available for programs, games, etc.
