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Shayne, While I agree that for the typical American consumer, at this time, Unicode support is not crucial. However, as both development of software and software usage turns to a more "multi-lingual" approach, having Unicode support is a must. Technology for technnology's sake? No, I see it...

Shayne, I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree :) As a software developer (yes, I also develop on CE as well) and an avid PDA user, I think it's important to have these features, especially Unicode and Sound support. Face it, Unicode is the future. And while the simple answer might be...

I'll add a bit to why I think WinCE is better than Palm OS: - WinCE is a true 32-bit OS, Palm OS is 16-bit - WinCE has full unicode support, built from the groud up - Palm OS does not - WinCE has far superior sound capabilities than Palm OS This might not seem important right now, but...

Go with a Win CE device, in my opinion. The OS is very stable and easy to develop on (which means that lots of people will be making software for it). I have an iPAQ 3650, which you should be able to get for around $300 now (maybe even cheaper). I love it, wouldn't part it with for anything...