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Designing personal communications devices

The handheld computing and communication market has been plagued by a series of false starts with devices that delivered functionality far from end user expectations. The market is now ready to take off with the advent of high performance/low cost RISC processors and open software platforms such as Microsoft WinCE, enabling seamless PC functionality and easy synchronization to the desktop. Three market trends are shaping up: handheld PCs, with improved LCDs and faster data communication (V34bis speed and beyond); personal companions, where form factor is the key differentiator without compromise on PC synchronization; and smart cellular phones, with lower entry cost barriers due to the availability of highly integrated RISC processors.