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The Acer n311is a  solid, no-frills handheld, the 400Mhz processor seems to be more than adequate to keep things moving along nicely, and there’s a decent amount of built-in memory.  The large, high-resolution screen is another plus point coupled with the price this model will interest more than just few people.

 The n310 is the cut down version of its big brother, it lacks Wi-Fi, has less user-accessible memory, a slower processor and is supplied without a docking cradle. This device is aimed more at the entry level PDA market. A strong plus point for both devices is the physical size and weight which truly make these models pocket size.

The Acer n310 and n311 is now available in the uk and there is a good review on Cnet

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