Product Requirements:
Device:
AT&T SX56 Pocket PC Phone, O2/XDA Pocket PC Phone, T-Mobile Pocket PC Phone, HP iPAQ 3800/3900 series, Palm m500 series, Sony CLI� NR/NX/SJ20/SJ30/T series, Toshiba e310/e330/e740

One of the first things I do when I get a new PDA is look for accessories that will make my mobile computing experience more convenient and personal. While a new case is always the first item on my list, accessories like travel chargers and new styli will run a close second.

My Pocket PC du jour is the T-Mobile Phone Edition (albeit the unbranded version). I thought that I was fortunate to get the travel charger and cord with the phone (instead of the regular cradle), but when I saw the miniSync by BoxWave, I suddenly realized that my syncing and charging arrangements weren't nearly as convenient as I had thought.

The miniSync is tiny! Weighing in at just 0.8 ounces (23g), it is only 4.75" long and at it's widest, 1". Bear in mind that I have the Phone edition version. So, depending on the connector that your particular PDA needs, the length and weight of this gadget may vary slightly.

5" long might sound inadequate to some - especially if the USB ports on the your computer are on the back-side. With that in mind, gaze on in wonder...

That's right! The miniSync will extend out a full 35". When you are ready, you can pull both ends, which will cause the miniSync to retract back into itself - sort of like a measuring tape will do. What this means for all of you road warriors is no more tangled syncing and charging cords, no bulky cradle to carry, and no extra weight...meaning you can pack even more "stuff."

This product has earned a permanent place in my gear bag...now I just need to pick one up for my Tungsten | T!
 

Price: $24.95
If you have a PDA that is not listed and you would like to see a miniSync made for it, then let BoxWave know.

Pros:
Tiny form factor - incredibly portable
Cuts down on desk clutter caused by a PDA's cradle
Convenient

Cons:
None