Palm Lifedrive and iPaq H5550 transfer of data

I have finally managed to get my Palm Lifedrive to synch with my Windows 7 (64 bit) desktop using the Aceeca.com patches to the drivers. But I figure that my Lifedrive is really too obsolete now and I need to upgrade as some day it might just die on me. I don't want a smart phone so was contemplating buying an HP iPaq H5550 as a PDA.
Does anybody know if it is possible to export my Contacts and Memos lists from Palm Desktop on my computer across to an iPaq H5550. I have hundreds of memos and contacts and cannot face inputting them in manually again.
Any advice would be welcome.
many thanks
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Since the iPaq is a WinMob device, switch your sync conduit to Outlook (if you have the program on your computer).
Start Button/All Programs/PIM Conduit Sync/Sync with Outlook.
WinMob devices use Outlook as their PIM manager.
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