Will a PDA Help You Organize?

A PDA is Personal Digital Assistant, also known as an electronic planner. You likely know them by such names as a Palm Pilot. But will a PDA help you get organized, or is it simply something you will use for a week then forget about?

This often depends on your personal style whether or not you will use them. Those who are highly organized people tend to be more likely to use them, as are those who are not afraid of technology.

The biggest advantage to a PDA is the fact they are small, lightweight, highly portable, and can hold a vast amount of information. You can even download information right off your home computer and onto your PDA, which makes it handy for address books and other information you currently use your home computer for, but would like to be able to take with you.

A large disadvantage is often the price tag. A multi-functional and home computer compatible ones can run up to hundreds of dollars for the latest version. And it takes time to take it out, turn it on, and locate the information, or add information to it.

Only you will know if a PDA is right for you. Try talking with others who have similar personality types to see if they use it often enough to make it worth the price tag. Or you can buy an older model or less expensive version until you are certain that a PDA is for you, then you can always upgrade to the fancier model with all the bells and whistles.

Would you like to explore some of the best selling & best reviewed PDAs? The links below have reviews, products, prices and more of the most popular PDA brands.

• MyMommyBiz Pick! PalmOne (formerly known as Palm & "Palm Pilot")
• Pocket PC
• Sony CLIE
• Smart Watches (yes, you read that right, watches)
• HP Handhelds
• Casio Handhelds

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