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    Compaq's Aero 1550 doesn't have the glamorous colour LCD, front-facing speaker, or fast processor of its showy sibling, the Compaq iPAQ H3650 Pocket PC, but it does offer all the basics that a PDA should and more at a relatively low price.

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