Java for handheld devices ... ?

I believe the J2ME addresses my question ...
Nevertheless, how can I figure out which handheld devices support the J2ME??
I would be considering Ipaq h1940 or h2210.
thanx

so what other java edition would work on a mobile device that
has a JVM then?! Why would it have a JVM if not to support J2SE
or J2ME?Possibly a ripped-off version of J2ME. Or some weird combination of the J2SE packages. Maybe J2SE without reflection and networking. Or whatever.
Just the fact that a device runs a JVM does not have any implication on the provided class libraries. I would have thought that was obvious since you seem to know java.

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