Cheaper PDAs tempt buyers

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Slow growth in handheld sales suggests that current models are too pricey for business buyers. Dell and ViewSonic are among those aiming to make Pocket PCs more affordable

The imminent arrival of Dell's first PDA has caused a great deal of excitement among vendors and users alike. The PC giant's move is regarded as a sign that PDA technology is now sufficiently mains...

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