ViewSonic Pocket PC V35

Relatively unkown a few years ago, Viewsonic items exploded onto the scene, and can now be seen just about anywhere. It was just over two years ago, that I bought my viewsonic PDa/Pocket PC. Having looked at some of the more popular models, I stumbled across the Viewsonic V35. It was smaller and lighter, and a good bit cheaper, but promised to deliver the same power as some of its more expensive rivals. One great deal from the shop later, coupled with a decent warranty extension and I was off home with my new PDA. Straight away I was astounded by the speed and capabitlites of this minature ... more

I purchased my Viewsonic V35 pda because i was looking for a fairly powerful pda to run games, internet applications and act as a media player, also i didnt have a large budget so the v35 was perfect. In the box was the pda, the manual, a cradle to connect to your pc, and a usb cable to connect to your pc, also a small pouch to protect the pda from damage. When i saw there was no ac adapter i was fairly worried, but soon realised that the pda would charge from the usb cable, but not the cradle which i found odd. My first few months of use with the V35 were vey satisfactory, applications ... more

I'll start by talking about the looks,it is square on the front there are 4 shortcut keys (programmble),and a dialpad,the front colour is silver and the back is black. I have found the device to be a very nifty piece of machinary.what i use it for is e-mail,watching full length movies that were ripped from a DVD and copied to a SD card,i like playing my MP3 tracks,pocket word to create word documents,exel documents using pocket exel. Just to give you an idea of the applications that are already on the windows mobile 2002 rom these are a few:microsoft internet explorer,windowsmedia player 8 ... more