Pros: Sleek Design, Navigation stick, Camera Cons: Original packaging,included memory
I had relied on little yellow sticky notes, torn off pieces of paper, or my memory to keep my professional and personal life in balance for many years. Then a few years ago, I allowed the technology of the Palm M100 to aid me in my quest for perfection ...
Pros: digital camera, MP3 player, Palm OS 5, great screen, Graffiti 2 Cons: memory card needed to play MP3s
PDAs are really useful items, and each year they become better and better. A lot of my friends and I have become hooked on this marvelous technology, and I have had a chance to use many models. One particular Palm that I liked after using it was the Palm ...
Pros: $299 price, camera, MP3 playback, great color screen, nice design, SD slot, and more Cons: thick unit, might still be pricy for some, battery life so-so
Okay... I was not a fan of the original Palm Zire handheld but Palm had a hit on their hands. Palm has sold 1 million of those low end units and is expected to sell up to 2 million of them by the end of 2003. Palm has...
Pros: Digital camera, beautiful color screen, mp3 player Cons: cheap stylus
August 2003; my computer got the Welchia virus. In the process of fixing that, my beloved and oh so sacred Palm m505 took a nose-dive off of my desk chair. Aluminum casing? A short drop of 2 feet? Not a problem? NO! With my horrible luck of that ...
Pros: Built in camera for quick pics, fast processor for apps, sharp, colorful display. Cons: Slippery casing, no bluetooth, vibrate, voice recorder. Internal cable problem may occur.
(Added Nov 17, 2005) I have created a Palm blog focused originally for Palm newbies and those curious about what Palms can do for them. Originally, the posts will first discuss why a Palm is a better organizer than the usual paper organizer, ...
Pros: Built in camera, 320x320 High-res screen, OS5, Graffiti2, MP3 Player, Snappy performance, SD slot Cons: No 'charging' light, Reset hole set too far in
This is my third Palm powered device. I previously owned a Palm Vx and a Palm m515. Both were Palm's flagship products at the time.
Sony started introducing high-quality and well priced Clié handhelds which have certainly outdone Palm's...
The Palm Zire 71 is the highest-end Zire series device made by Palm. The Palm Zire 71 is technically more expensive than the Palm Tungsten E by about $50. Therefore the lower-end Zire series has a model that surpasses the low-end model of ...
Pros: Relatively Inexpensive, High-Resolution (320x320), Mp3 Playback, 144 Mhz, Camera, Os 5 Cons: Durability, Battery Life, Camera Quality, No Zoom, No way to turn off backlight, No Rom
Update 12/10/04 - My Zire 71, after less than a year of use, is falling apart. The IR is completely broken, my headphone jack broke after only moderate use and the joystick is completely broken too. The Joystick is so loose and irritated, that I had to ...
Pros: Vivid color screen, handy digital camera, fast processor speed Cons: 5-way navigator is uncomfortable to use, some features disable when battery level falls to 15%
Specs:
Name: Palm Zire 71
Platform: Palm OS 5.2.1
Processor Speed: 144 Mhz
Screen: 320 x 320 pixel transflective color
Standard Memory: 16 MB (13.8 usable)
Other Features: Integrated Digital Camera with slide-open...
Pros: Bright, easy to read screen, fast processor, expansion slot, plays mp3s Cons: No Bluetooth, mp3 volume a bit weak even with headphones, slippery case, mediocre camera.
It took quite a while before I finally gave up on my trusty old Palm Vx, the elegantly designed PDA ...
Pros: Gorgeous screen
Battery Life
Easy Camera Operation Cons: Poor Camera resolution
I recently bought a Palm for my wife. Stop sniggering, you in the back row... it wasn't a trade! When Palm bought out the Zire 72, I was able to pick up the outgoing Zire 71 for half-price ($150). This was my first major exposure to a Palm machine, ...
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