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    Palm's entry-level handheld now has more memory and a faster processor.

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    There's a lot to like about the e330, but it faces much stiffer competition than its predecessor, the e310, did.

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    Dell's debut handheld is high on features and low in price, making it hard to resist, but Australian release dates are still elusive. You could always import one.

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