It runs on 3Com's Palm OS, allowing users to plug into PCs for updates and backup. It displays up to 11 lines of text and weighs 10 ounces. However, it's nearly twice as heavy as other phones on the market. Additional information is available by contacting Kyocera . The NeoPoint 1000 combines the benefits of a wireless phone with a built-in PDA and Internet access.
All models come with speech recognition.
Typing with the phone keypad is possible, but not as convenient as using a stylus. The phone comes with a docking station that lets you synchronize information with your PC and recharge the phone battery at the same time. The NeoPoint 1000 uses HDML, or handheld device markup language, to display Web information. The phone measures 5.5 in. Additional information is available at Neopoint's Web site .