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    It's a known fact that lost handhelds pose as security risks for companies and consumers. Here to help you protect your Pocket PC with a flourish are five top encryption programs.

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    While it isn't loaded with features, this 300MHz handheld is an inexpensive and reliable Pocket PC.

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