Internet Explorer Mobile used to be Pocket Internet Explorer. It has been around for a while.
Hopefully soon Minimo will be available. How about Mozilla on your Pocket PC:
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/minimo/
For more about some of the new features and to see screenshots from Windows Mobile 5 (including ActiveSync 4.0, PowerPoint Mobile, Smartphone User Interface, One-Handed Interface for Pocket PC, Internet Explorer Mobile, Excel Mobile, Word Mobile, and Pocket MSN Client) here: http://www.davespda.com/special/wm5/
There is also improved WMP 10 Mobile DRM support, new photo and video API's for developers, 3G and UMTS support, and more.
See here: http://www.davespda.com/index.php?itemid=268
"The device is based on the next generation of Windows Mobile (known as Magneto). The screen is QVGA, meaning that the resolution is the same of a standard Pocket PC but on the smaller Smartphone sized screen. Unlike most devices, the directional pad is a rotational wheel music like the iPod (an obvious direct competitor of this device. The device measures 4.45" x 1.89" x 0.79" and weights 4.59 ounces. It is GSM/GPRS and does not support EDGE. USB 2.0 is present and allows the device to act like a flash drive so music does not have to be copied via ActiveSync. Bluetooth is included so wireless headphones can be used."
For $150 it would be tough. You could go for an older device like the iPAQ 3670 which there used to be a distro of linux for but you would probably have to get one used.
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Internet Explorer Mobile used to be Pocket Internet Explorer. It has been around for a while. Hopefully soon Minimo will be available. How about Mozilla on your Pocket PC: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/minimo/
That was a sticky comment...
For more about some of the new features and to see screenshots from Windows Mobile 5 (including ActiveSync 4.0, PowerPoint Mobile, Smartphone User Interface, One-Handed Interface for Pocket PC, Internet Explorer Mobile, Excel Mobile, Word Mobile, and Pocket MSN Client) here: http://www.davespda.com/special/wm5/ There is also improved WMP 10 Mobile DRM support, new photo and video API's for developers, 3G and UMTS support, and more.
See here: http://www.davespda.com/index.php?itemid=268 "The device is based on the next generation of Windows Mobile (known as Magneto). The screen is QVGA, meaning that the resolution is the same of a standard Pocket PC but on the smaller Smartphone sized screen. Unlike most devices, the directional pad is a rotational wheel music like the iPod (an obvious direct competitor of this device. The device measures 4.45" x 1.89" x 0.79" and weights 4.59 ounces. It is GSM/GPRS and does not support EDGE. USB 2.0 is present and allows the device to act like a flash drive so music does not have to be copied via ActiveSync. Bluetooth is included so wireless headphones can be used."
For $150 it would be tough. You could go for an older device like the iPAQ 3670 which there used to be a distro of linux for but you would probably have to get one used.
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. htm. Sadly the Linux choice won't help you much.
Of course the PalmOne Zire, Zire 21, and Zire 31 are all under $150. None of dual expansions though (only the 31 has an expansion). More on the Zire 31 here:
http://www.davespda.com/hardware/pda/palmos/devic
Sony also had some options, the SL10 and TJ25...but you only get memory stick as the expansion option which I personally don't think is very viable.
You can try the recommend tool on my site to see specs for all of these: http://www.davespda.com/resources/recommend/index
And here is a another Linux/PDA site you may want to look at: http://www.linuxda.com/