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Gartner: Smart Phones To Edge Out PDAs by 2004

By Gizmodo Published August 27, 2002, 7:01 pm ET

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Interesting piece on ZDnet by Ken Dulaney and Bryan Prohm of Gartner speculating that smart phones will eventually displace PDAs. They’re predicting that in 2004 smart phones will outstrip sales of wireless PDAs by 24 million to 17.7 million.

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