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[xsarien]

I love the RaZr (or whatever.) Too bad it's GSM.

 

[Project Midway]

Both of those look nice. Is either of them Bluetooth enabled?

Sure. Both have bluetooth (and infrared).

 

[Deg]

Laptops easily beat out cells and PDAs in screen size and keyboard usability, not to mention um... everything else with exception of portability.

If you're just posting to your blog, something like the P900/910 would do well. i haven't used the phone so i can't comment on it personally, but if the extent of your need for a laptop is "student use" -- word processing, MP3s, email, and light web browsing, you might be better off with a low-end laptop or a PDA and portable keyboard.

Yeah its hard to tell although just a little editing here and there, surfing for quick info if i need to could be great! i'm not expecting to use it heavily in this area as this is what pc's are made for. More like when i'm on the go i'm not completely disabled and cutoff. which is why a phone with afew pda like features appeal to me.

BT can be used for internet browsing, but it has to be through a BT wireless adapter connected to a PC conntect to the net, or via a BT-equipped PDA connecting to a BT-equipped phone, essentially using it as a modem. Unlike WiFi (802.11), you won't be able to find a lot of hotspots where you can connect freely.

Brill! Thats good for me as i spend plenty of time near one or two.

 

[aoi tsuki]

The Communicator is (and always has been) tempting. But i'd have to use the keyboard to see if i like using it and i'm not sure if Symbian freeware support is enough to make me jump ship from Palm OS. i wouldn't mind the size since i'd put it in a case on my belt like my PDA.