Earn more, learn more, and realise your potential Mobile Technology email newsletter Get ZDNet's mobile news and reviews. Initial setup is simple, with a Quickstart Guide to help you set up the PDA and its docking cradle. The cradle comes with a built-in USB cable, although the AC adapter needs to be connected in as well. This represents good value for money and should keep new users busy for a while.
Build quality is superb.
The brushed metal and rubberised case obviates the need for a separate carrying case, while the control buttons are easily accessed from either hand. Speaker sound quality is a bit disappointing, but given the size restrictions is to be expected. The flat stylus is concealed in the lid and isn't particularly easy to remove or replace. The Type I CF slot provides expandability, but its cover feels very flimsy. The biggest failing of the Jornada 548 is its screen.