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by hicksons , Dec 29 '00
Pros: Can download extras Cons: Buttons are breakable, date bug appeared I after exchanged device
This product was a gift from my wife for Christmas. I was hoping for a home theatre system, so I was surprised. I wasn't very happy with it at first as it didn't have Dolby Digital surround sound, but I soon grew to love it and now I can't live without...
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by shannonAntar , Feb 07 '01
Pros: nice design,small,can fit anywhere Cons: none
This review is not only for the Vx, but for Palm itself (and 3Com as my original experience was pre-spinoff).
I first got a Palm V and loved it! Sleek design, metal look. It turned heads as well as performed well. I soon found out, though,...
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by Soma2007 , Mar 22 '01
Pros: thin
stylish
durable
well-priced
convenient Cons: maldesigned rocker switch (up/down)
The Palm Vx has long been known as the "executive model" due to its sleek design, sturdy construction, large memory, and ease of use. Only recently has Palm released units that deliver even more than the Vx (but they're based on the same design as the...
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by KMKarlsson , Dec 01 '00
Pros: Small size, Flexible and Customizable, Synchronization with desktop applications Cons: Bad constrast, lack of color, size of memory.
I purchased my Palm Vx in March 2000. Having the normal expectations of any new hardware; you read the product sheet, try to see through the sales talk and find what it is that you are *really* buying. The Palm Vx is one of the few purchases, where I...
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by rlmangum , Oct 06 '00
Pros: Durable. Great OS. Grows on you! Cons: Can't wear it on my wrist - yet! Learning curve.
My wife knew exactly what I'd want for Father's Day when three of our friends began "flashing" their PDA's around at nearly every opportunity and she'd see my eyes light up. She was going to "surprise" me and just purchase one but...
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by VincenzoSI , Dec 02 '00
Pros: Sleek design, gobs of memory, breeze to use Cons: Pricey, li-ion batteries.
There’s a reason that Palm is the undisputed king of portable handheld computers. The reason, to anyone who has owned one is completely apparent to anyone who has. Style never takes a back seat to function.
While the Palm Vx is a style freak,...
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by Mad-Sci , Jul 26 '00
Pros: Easy to install, Huge amount of storage space, sleek light-weight design Cons: price, included accessories
With the constant advancement in e-commerce, and nearly everything in our day-to-day lives becoming digital and portable, it is obvious why 3-Com's new Palms are taking off with such ferocity.
First Impression
The first thing that...
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by eju , Apr 10 '00
Pros: Extra Memory, Better Processor Cons: Extra Cost May Make Palm V a Better Deal
Should you buy the Palm V or the Vx? Most of you know that the Palm Vx has more memory (at 8MB) than the Palm V (at 2MB). But there are additional advantages as well. In particular, the Palm Vx has a somewhat faster processor that speeds up the...
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by Technology , Oct 27 '99
Pros: Now the coolest looking Palm is also the most powerful Cons: still fragile and expensive
I bet a lot of people who bought the Palm V before October are really p!$$#D off about Palm's new pricing and the Palm Vx (wow, epinions censors the "p" word!). Imagine paying $400 in September for a 2mb Palm V, only to have the price fall to...
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by DharmaJairam , Sep 11 '00
Pros: fit and finish, sleek metal body, 8 mgs. ram, loads of access. and software for it Cons: the cheesy leather case it came with in the box
I recently purchased a Palm Vx. I was debating whether or not it was worth the money. I was also looking at the Palm M100 and the Palm 3xe.
I went with the Palm Vx and am very happy with my decision.
The M100 is compact and light,...
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by dancilmi , Aug 15 '00
Pros: Small, thin, light, lots of memory (8 MB), great screen Cons: Not compatible with older add on devices, turns on in pocket sometimes.
I first became a palm user back in 1996 when I bought the Palm Pilot Professional. It had 1MB of memory, was kind of bulky (by today’s standards), cost $400, and was by far the best organizer I had ever used up to that point. I later upgraded to the...
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by ddenisco , Oct 25 '00
Pros: Screen viewable in bright sunlight, functional software, small size Cons: None yet !!
I recently bought a Palm Vx after using an NEC MobilePro 770 for a year and will never go back to Windows anything again. As an example of the difference, Windows CE will not even sync with Outlook Express mail, two of the same company's products...
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by spazz41 , May 14 '00
Pros: Small, easy to use Cons: Expensive investment
If you are always on the go like me, the PalmVx can be a great thing to have. I used to be the type that had notes and my entire to do list scrawled on scrapes of paper shoved in my pockets. I always was forgetting things unless I wrote them down, so I...
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by jmccullough , Feb 17 '01
Pros: sleek, compact, powerful, adaptable Cons: a bit pricey
The Palm Vx is the best new product I've had my hands on in years.
If you're looking here you already know what the Palm is: a powerful PDA that will keep you on top of your calendar and contacts wherever you are, and give you beaucoup...
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by MrsThorsen , Nov 15 '00
Pros: Size, style, capacity. Cons: Price?
I've been using my Palm Vx for over a year now, and I find it absolutely indispensable! When I first started researching, I considered the DaVinci, Palm III, and Palm V (the Visor, Palm IIIx, IIIc, Vx weren't available at the time). I decided I really...
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