Compaq today finally showed plans for a handheld PC running Microsoft's latest Windows CE operating system.
The device will integrate with a desktop PC, support a range of PIMs, and include e-mail, WP, spreadsheet and Internet browser software. Compaq has not released any US or UK details on pricing or availability for the device and UK Compaq officials were unavailable for comment.
Compaq can be contacted by telephone on 0181-332 3000.
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