Too many folks think the purpose of the built in keyboard is to type lots or rapidly on a PDA. This is usually an incorrect analysis, the built in keyboard is more for not having to use a handwriting analysis module or the display keyboard.
At the most you are going to write a couple paragraphs in about ten minutes and to do this takes practice (not something you can judge in a couple of minutes). Documents you create you then further edit on a PC with a machine that has a real keyboard.
If you seriously are fixated on a full sized keyboard your better choice is try to find a tablet PC instead, then you can plug in a keyboard easily.
There are also other ways with bluetooth and wireless technology to use a full sized keyboard with a PDA, but remember you're adding that to what your carrying, so it starts losing its portability aspect.
A PDA does not replace a PC by any means, its just a handy way for having a number of computer tools (text editing, drawing, music, electronic books, video player, games, sorting bus time etc.) in one little box.
Understanding Input Devices on PDAs
At the most you are going to write a couple paragraphs in about ten minutes and to do this takes practice (not something you can judge in a couple of minutes). Documents you create you then further edit on a PC with a machine that has a real keyboard.
If you seriously are fixated on a full sized keyboard your better choice is try to find a tablet PC instead, then you can plug in a keyboard easily.
There are also other ways with bluetooth and wireless technology to use a full sized keyboard with a PDA, but remember you're adding that to what your carrying, so it starts losing its portability aspect.
A PDA does not replace a PC by any means, its just a handy way for having a number of computer tools (text editing, drawing, music, electronic books, video player, games, sorting bus time etc.) in one little box.