Java application for PDA

Hi,
Can you recommend which is the best PDA (or graphic tablet) for Java development.
I need to develop a simple application : a data entry form to be filled in. The form does not really require keyboard input, just options to be ticked.
I thought this could be developed as a Java Interface.
I was also considering a graphic tablet for this application because the screen space is bigger.
I’d be very grateful for any suggestions or tips of what my best options would be.
Is there a more specialized forum for this subject (I haven’t been able to find one)?
Thanks very much

a better question is: which PDA has a decent JVM installed. There are not many. I would consider .NET mobile if I were you, combined with a Windows Mobile 5+ PDA. You'll have far less head aches.

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