Malaysian manufacturer AXIA is claiming to have the “world’s smallest PDA Phone on Microsoft Windows Mobile 5 featuring WiFi connectivity,” in their new A308 device. At 0.8×1.9×4.5-inch the phone is a tad larger than the HTC Tornado Smartphone, but the A308 goes for full PDA functionality with its 2.2-inch QVGA LCD. Along with the WiFi, AXIA has crammed in Bluetooth, EDGE, miniSD, a 1.3 megapixel camera, and a pleasantly fast 416MHz Intel CPU. Looks good to us, world’s smallest or not.

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Sony Ericsson brings the love in heaps today with yet another little handset hot-tay, the W300i which first came to our attention as the Mulan/W530. This quad-band EDGE clamshell expands upon the Walkman series by offering all that MP3/AAC playback goodness in a compact design with integrated VGA camera — yeah VGA, which sounds even worse after SE’s earlier announcement. The W300i ships with a 256MB Memory Stick Micro card and features a 128 x 160 262K color TFT main display with a second 1-inch 101 x 80 display for viewing track info and caller ID when the flip is closed. The W300i features dedicated music keys as you’d expect from a Walkman in addition to a shuffle function, flight-mode, up to 30 hours of music playback per charge, Bluetooth, and RDS FM radio. The W300i measures in at 90 x 47 x 24 mm (3.5 x 1.9 x 0.9-inches) and 94 grams (3.31-ounces) and will be shipping in Shimmering White and Shadow Black starting Q2.

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