It's kind a funny how I had to buy this pdaphone.
	It all started when I accidentally dropped my office mobile phone, a Nokia 3310, into the bathtub that was filled with water.
	That spoilt it and my boss lent me another phone, a Nokia 8910, which I checked cost around RM2,500!
	However, this phone was borrowed from a vendor, so my boss asked me to return it after a few months use.
	This was my cue to purchase a brand, new phone. So, I decided to get the most expensive pdaphone available: The O2 XDAII.
	The XDAII retailed at RM3,488 and it was very difficult to get a discount; apparently O2 controlled its pricing in Malaysia.
	I got my boss to help me by contacting the distributor, and I managed to bargain it down to RM3,300. TNB also gives a rebate of RM400 off mobile phone purchases, so I'm pretty happy.

 

	The XDAII has the following basic specifications: - Intel Xscale PXA 263, 400MHz 128 MB SDRAM, 64 MB ROM 3.5" Transflective 65,536 colour LCD (240 x 320 pixels)  VGA Camera for still with video and audio capture Integrated personal digital organiser and Tri-band mobile phone with GPRS support Built-in Bluetooth and Infrared port SDIO memory slot
	My favourite software add-ons for my XDAII include: - Pocket Informant v5.01 BatMemTime v3.37 Magic Button v1.5 TaskPlus v1.39 CorpSync v1.13 Avantgo
	My last PDA was the Casio E-10. What a huge leap forward I've made.
	So far, I'm very satisfied with my new toy. I'm much more organised thanks to it!
	See some photos I took with my XDAII:

 

[UPDATE - 14/8/2004] I purchased via the Internet - a Javoedge Clearcase casing. It costs me US$33 (RM125) including shipping charges.