PDAs

Paper Summary:

With the advent of more advanced cellular phones, the PDA has seen a decline in popularity. The paper shows that this product still seems a viable one as certain platforms are seeing sales growth; however, it would appear some redesigning needs to be done in order to recapture their previous place in the market. This report provides some history on the PDA.

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"The personal digital assistant (PDA) was first marketed as such in January 1992, although earlier devices had similar capabilities. All PDAs have certain capabilities that have made them useful to the business user. Even the most basic PDA contains the programming to act as both a date book and an address book and contains such things areas for memos, making notes, a clock, and a calculator. One useful capability that PDAs possess is the ability to share data with personal computers ("Personal digital assistant," 2005, par. 1),..."

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