Which PDA can play video?

I am going to be getting free service in a month since my GF works at cingular and we get 2 free sim cards... so i need to buy a new phone... at first i wanted the TREO, then i wanted the HP Ipaq... then she told me about the Nokia 9300 that you can put videos on. I would like something like a treo or a Ipaq but that can play videos and music... so far the only video phones i know of are the Nokia 9300 and the Cingular 2125 ,,, one doesnt have a keyboard and the other doesnt have a camera... Is the Ipaq capable of playing video or music at all? can anyone recommend a good phone for a first time PDA buyer?

(note i have a sidekick so internet access and being able to store my music is a must)

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Check out the Cingular 8125. I recently got the T-Mobile version(MDA) and internet works really great, has a Qwerty keyboard that slides out from the side and has a 1.3 megapixel camera. Some other great features are Wifi, Bluetooth and Windows Mobile. You can go to the Cingular website for pics and specs.

Originally Posted by Bourn Identity

Check out the Cingular 8125. I recently got the T-Mobile version(MDA) and internet works really great, has a Qwerty keyboard that slides out from the side and has a 1.3 megapixel camera. Some other great features are Wifi, Bluetooth and Windows Mobile. You can go to the Cingular website for pics and specs.

Ive figured out that i wanted the ipaq6515 on the cingular site and with my gf's discount i can get it for just under 300... what is the big difference between that or the Cingular 8125? sorry but i dont know what wifi is for on a phone or what a querty keyboard is... can anyone help?

Originally Posted by raidersfann26

Ive figured out that i wanted the ipaq6515 on the cingular site and with my gf's discount i can get it for just under 300... what is the big difference between that or the Cingular 8125? sorry but i dont know what wifi is for on a phone or what a querty keyboard is... can anyone help?

It's a keyboard that slides out from the side of the phone to use for IM, text messaging, e-mail, etc. You mentioned before that one of the other phones didn't have a keyboard and the other didn't have a camera, well this phone has both. You can use wifi to setup a wireless internet connection with a wireless modem at home or work.