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Dell Axim X30 Pocket PC (624 MHz, 64MB, Wi-Fi) |  | Brand: Dell
Category: CE
List Price: $350.00
Buy Used: $80.00
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Rating:  7 reviews
Sales Rank: 22031
Media: Electronics
Operating System: Microsoft Windows Mobile for Pocket PC 2003 Second Ed.
CPU Type: XScale PXA270
Free Memory Slots: SD OR MMC Slot
Display Size: 3.5
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 4.8 x 0.6 x 3
MPN: HC02U-C
Model: X30
ISBN: 9043413585
EAN: 9789043413589
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | DELL AXIM X30 624 MHZ 64MB PDA With WIFI&BLUETOOTH | | • | Display: 240x320 pixels at 65,536 Colors | | • | OS: Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003!! Lastest Version. | | • | Slots: 1 integrated Secure Digital/SDIO Now!/Multi Media Card Slot | | • | Includes USB sync cradle, slip case, power adapter |
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Product Description
Processor
Intel® XScaleTM Processor with WMMX up to 624MHz
Operating System
Microsoft® Windows® Mobile 2003 Second Edition
Wireless Connectivity
Integrated 802.11b & BluetoothTM wireless technologies
Memory
RAM:64MB SDRAM
ROM:64MB Intel StrataFlash® memory
Display
TFT Color 16-bit, Touch Sensitive, Transflective LCD 3.5 inches
240 x 320 resolution at 65,536 colors
Control and Lights
5-way Navigation button
Scroll Dial - Up, Down, Action
4 Program Buttons: Calendar, Contacts, Inbox, Home
Voice Record Button
Reset Button
Media Player Button/ Wireless On/Off
Backlit Power Button Event Notification
Charge Status
Expansion Slots
1 Secure Digital / SDIO Now! / MMC Memory Card Slot (3.3v)
Ports and Connectors
Standard v1.2 (115 kbps) Infrared Port
DC Power In through Charger Adapter
26-pin Cradle/Sync Connector
3.5mm Stereo Headphone Connector
Dimensions
Length 117 mm (4.6 inches)
Width 77.2 mm (3.0 inches)
Height 14.9 mm (0.59 inches)
Weight 134.4 grams (4.7 oz)
X30 with wireless antenna Length 122.4 mm (4.82")
Width 77.2 mm (3.0")
Height 14.9 mm (0.59")
Weight 139.0 grams (4.9 oz)
Audio
Audio Controller AC-97 Codec Chip; WM9705 Sound Chip
Stereo Conversion 16-bit stereo; 8.0, 11.025, 22.05 and 44.1KHz sample rate
Full Duplex Record and Playback
Integrated Microphone and Speaker
Power Supply
AC Adapter
Battery Type 950 mAh Lithium-Ion Removable, Rechargeable (standard)
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 7
 skip this one... December 26, 2009
missyNYC (NY)
the wifi doesnt work..it didnt even come with its connector. i didnt even get the receipt of my purchase as well the return address so theres no way i can return it and have my money back..
i suggest you skip this one!!!!
A Few Serious Problems February 5, 2009
Avid Reviewer (San Jose, CA)
5 out of 6 found this review helpful
The Dell Axim X30 624 Mhz was released in 2004. It still has a lot going for it; it's sleek, compact, and attractive, it's got Bluetooth and WiFi, and a 624 Mhz processor (the fastest processor available then). But I can't imagine why anyone would want to buy this outdated model, especially since the price listed here for a brand new unit is higher than what it retailed for in 2004. It uses Windows Mobile 2003 (WM v4), which isn't supported by MS anymore. The current version of Windows Mobile is 6.1.
Additionally, Dell has discontinued the Axim X30 since 2007. You will have trouble getting support from Dell if you run into any problems.
But complaints about it being outdated aside, the Dell Axim X30 has a few significant problems with it:
1) A problem commonly reported is the backup battery going bad or burning out. There is no way to replace it unless you want to venture into cracking the case open and soldering the right kind of battery on.
2) A lot of users, like myself, have the problem with the built-in storage spontaneously disappearing. The PPC doesn't "see" the drive anymore; it's like it doesn't even exist.
3) Activesync frequently fails to sync some task and calendar items.
4) Pathetic battery life. I can squeeze about 2.5 hours from the battery it comes with - and that's with Bluetooth ans WiFi turned off and the screem dimmed down.
5) On my X30, the power/data connector completely broke loose.
I would advise you to pass this up.
 Very good ppc January 5, 2009
J. CAMPBELL (Honduras)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Very fast, dependable OS (way better than the wm5), good buttons, nice scroll device, good battery life, bt and wifi works very well, the only glitch is that it would be nice to have a better screen, other than that is nearly perfect.
Do you speak Pakistani? August 17, 2007
Doug Parris (Seattle, WA United States)
15 out of 18 found this review helpful
This would be a wonderful device if you never needed technical support, or if they offered it in English. I have yet, in numerous calls to Dell, to speak to someone who can understand ordinary English sentences or speak without a heavy middle eastern accent. As I write, I'm on hold for the seventh time in the same call. I have been passed back and forth all morning. Everyone is "sorry" for the inconvenience. All I want to know is the secret technique to replace the backup battery without taking the unit out of service and mailing it to Dell. This question has sent them into an endless loop of confusion. I started with technical support who sent me to parts who sent me to customer service who sent me to parts who sent me to technical support. Now I'm on hold.
Buy one of these time-saving devices and you, too, can be sorry for the inconvenience. UPDATE: tech support just came on with the news: if your backup battery needs replacement, unless your device is still under warranty, just throw the unit away! It is no longer supported! Sorry for the inconvenience!
 It was great ... while it lasted. Terrible support from Dell! December 16, 2006
J. Madge
21 out of 23 found this review helpful
I loved my Axim X-30 high. Didn't know how I'd ever lived without one. Read books, watched movies, checked my e-mail on the go ... wonderful! However, after owning it for a year and six months (thus out of warranty), I turned it on one morning to be greeting by a solid, white screen. Hard and soft reset had no effect. Switching batteries didn't help.
Then I discovered that Dell charges you $39 just to TALK to someone who can initiate the repair process on an out-of-warranty item. There's no place to take it or send it in. You have to go through the phone number that charges you up front before you can even talk to someone about repairs. That just doesn't seem right to me, and I'm disappointed at how soon my Axim (which was very well cared for and never dropped or roughly handled) stopped working. Complaints to customer service just get me canned responses.
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