I recently got a Sprint Mogul Pocket PC-Phone, and am no longer using my trusty Axims. They're both in good working order; the only issue with them is that the backup batteries are dead. On the X5, this is an easy fix with a cheap hearing aid battery; the X51V takes a little more work, but the backup battery isn't really a big deal on WM5+ since all data is kept in flash memory. Also, on the X5, the original stylus is broken so I have an X51V stylus that I use with it (included). It fits pretty well in the X5's silo, but sticks out a little. Here's what's included:

Axim X51V-upgraded to Windows Mobile 6 (Football's A03), 3 batteries, cradle, Rhinoskin case, car holder, charger tip, all original CDs and manuals, Dell GPS Navigation System software (NO actual GPS unit included). If a prospective buyer can help me get Anywhere Map (aviation GPS software) to recognize my Mogul's internal GPS chip, I'll throw in my Dell Bluetooth GPS for free to that lucky person.

Axim X5 Advanced model (400 MHz, 64MB RAM)-upgraded to Windows Mobile 2003, 2 batteries, cradle, Dell leather (I think) case, all original CDs and Windows Mobile 2003 upgrade CDs, Dell folding keyboard (drivers available on Dell website), USB sync cable, serial sync cable, Dell Truemobile 1180 CF 802.11b card (driver CD included).

Works on both X51V and X5: AC charger, car charger, power splitter (allows X51V and X5 to charge at once from same power supply), 3 1GB SD cards, xD to CF adapter.

Asking $400 for all; will consider reasonable offers for one or both units. Payment via Paypal. Will ship UPS ground--I'll pay all shipping costs. Check my 100% positive Ebay record under oacfbflier.

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You are using photobucket so you can resize them there to fit.

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Thanks. Images are rescaled. I dumbly assumed everyone was using a browser with intelligent scaling. I guess that's just Opera, since opening it up in FF certainly does look bad. D'oh!