Can anyone tell me which was the first Phone enabled PDA?

[Guest bluesmudge]

anyone?

Thank you

[Guest Neil5459]

Not sure if it was the first, but the O2 XDA (HTC Wallaby) was one of the first initally released in 32MB format in 2002.

[Guest Mysterious Stranger]

anyone?

Thank you

Enabled *as sold* or with a GSM add-on?

Ubinetics did a palm 5 add-on feb 2001

Sagem wa3050 announced november 2000but I didn't see one till march 2001. HTC made the device, incidently.

http://www.microsoft.com/Presspass/press/2...00/sagempr.mspx

Both pre-date the XDA by at least a year.

M.S

Edited November 4, 2007 by Mysterious Stranger

[Guest jimbouk]

I had an Ipaq with a GSM/GPRS sleeve in 2000.

[Guest Paul (MVP)]

The Trium Mondo was around the same time (I had one of those!) ;)

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[Guest spacerace]

well going for a 'converged' device as opposed to a PDA with CF phone module, or even the StarTac with the PDA 'backpack' organiser addon, looks to me like the Nokia 9000 released in 1996 should be a contender...

[Guest awarner (MVP)]

But it's a Nokia ;)

[Guest nicolayhay]

Probably the first wireless phone/pda device was the Qualcomm pdq 800 in 1999, a cell phone with a built-in Palm Pilot. Later in 1999 the Neopoint 1000 went on sale, the first cell phone with wireless web access. In 2001, Samsung released the SPH-i300, the first combined color Palm PDA and cell phone.