The PDA? is a personal digital assistant. They have largely died off with the rise of the smartphone, but I am confident that a PDA will be able to serve many roles one didn’t think of. Also, the PDA has been somewhat crippled by offering no cellular data support. This will change in 2 of the 3 configuration models. Here are some things the PDA can do leaving the phone for phone, and communications roles. All PDAs comes with a case to protect it. The following can be used with a PDA, therefore relieving the demand on the phone,
- Media Player
- Internet Browser
- Contact Manager
- Watch Youtube Videos
- NFC Payments
PDA-W
The PDA-W is what most people that will assume a PDA to be. This is because so many PDAs that came before smartphones were were very limited, and this that came after smartphones were crippled for the more expensive smartphone. This Wifi? only device will allow you to have a control center for within your home. You could use it instead of your phone when you need to do a task that your phone will have to expend extra battery power. I will expect the PDA-W to cost about $250.
PDA-A
This PDA will have a single eSIM? with support for microSDXC. This will assure that any device with an eSIM will have reliable and constant connection, and a thief can’t simply remove the SIM. The microSD card will need to insert with a tray. I will expect the PDA-A to be about $500
PDA-P
The PDA-P is a top of the line PDA. You would get high-end smartphone class CPU, excellent memory, and with 1TB? for the OS, and applications, then this will meet anyone’s needs. The PDA-P will have a tray for the microSD card, but for cellular connectivity, it is eSIM only. One should expect the PDA to cost about $750.