I was reviewing several review articles about PPCs vs. Palms. I got a bit lost and kept getting distracted by fancy pop-up adds-Can anyone say ADD?-.

I was hoping if someone could point me in the right path. I am looking for:

-a PDA that is friendly with several e-books-mainly medical-

-preferably has a cell phone phone built in or in the very least accepts cell. chips.

-i care little for video,audio or cam features.

-WiFi and bluetooth compatible.

Any article or advise is greatly appreciated!

Now I have no problem reading eBooks at QVGA with the right reader. Obviously a matter of personal preference here. The main quality I require in the reader is the ability to change fonts & reformat the text to fit the screen. Certain other abilities are nice (bookmarking, graphics viewing, an accurate 'goto') but the main 2 are requirements for me.

I do usually enlarge the standard font, but I have no problem with having less on the screen. Some people dislike this-just like I dislike scrolling horizontally to read the entire line. Different strokes for different folks, y'know?

One feature I've used which isn't reader-specific is Sony's 'jog wheel'. I would imagine that other devices have similar features but it enabled me to scroll thru the book one-handed. Unfortunately Sony no longer makes PDA's-but I believe they're working with Ericson to make cell phones now. I haven't looked at those but if those have the 'jog wheel' navigator then they might be exactly what you want.