Palm T|X Handheld

Review:

this is a good pda i really like it. the price is not too bad but could be a little bit cheaper. the size is just right as it fits nicely in your pocket. the screen is big so you can work on it easier and is also very very easy to use. you can do...

Review: The Palm TX Handheld features an Intel 312MHz processor and 128MB of built-in storage which gives you plenty of room for storing your contacts, spreadsheets and presentations and more. You send and receive email, connect to the web, share files,...

Pros: zero - zip - nil - nada

Cons: Graffiti bad; wi-fi bad; sync bad; Palm bad

The Bottom Line: I would NEVER again buy a Palm. One thing i forgot to put in my review is the limited software.More software than WinCE? NO!

Review: I've owned my Palm T/X for about 8 months. I keep thinking I'll get to like it, but I must say that this is one of the biggest pieces of crap I have ever owned. I am at a loss as to why Palm is recommended. Previously I owned a succession of...

Pros: WiFi, fast processor, endless medical software available

Cons: power button, WiFi chews up battery quickly, accessories expensive

The Bottom Line: Great functionality, but spotty quality

Review: I am a medical resident, I bought my TX about a year and a half ago just before I started residency. So far it has done everything I needed it to. It will store tons of medical software / books with the added SD card I bought. It loads epocrates...

Pros: Watch TV On It. Perfect Movies & Music. Controls Anything With A Remote Control. B-E-A-Utiful Display. WIFI. WIFI. WIFI. And It Comes With WIFI.

Cons: No Microphone, No Vibrator, And The Digitizer Isn't 100% Peachy.....

The Bottom Line: All-In-All, It Surfs The Web, Turns On The TV & AC, Plays Movies And Music Perfectly, Works As GPS, Comes With Solitaire, And Wakes Me Up Just In Time For Work [darn]

Review: A Whole Year Without A PDA, How Did I Manage To Survive?
I Bought A New One, Of Course:

Good morning shoppers! If you came here looking for information to put toward your buying decision of the Palm TX, you've made an...

Pros: Built in WIFI, small thin design, screen very readable and good color.

Cons: That #*&%%! connector. (see above)

The Bottom Line: A good unit that is somewhat dated but still has some life!

Review: This is my third Palm device, My first was a Tungsten E, liked it but after three years upgraded to a T5 Palm, that was given to my Daughter, when I acquired the TX. I liked the T5 but it did have its problems especially with hot sync with its...

Pros: Wifi! Pretty Screen. Lower Price

Cons: Freezes and needs Resets (or reboot) way too often

The Bottom Line: It does not seem to be functioning as well as previous models. The fact that you need to reset this device so often wastes time and is frustrating.

Review: I bought this palm when the battery on my T3 died. It was cheaper than my T3, and it doesn't have all same features (no vibrate, no microphone). The one thing that attracted me was that it did not have a sliding screen. I grew to hate that. Also it...

Pros: Instant-on, Wi-fi browser, bluetooth-capable, expandable memory.

Cons: Price, slow graffiti response time, a bit heavier and thicker than I'd like.

The Bottom Line: If you're willing to learn Palm software and the graffiti language, it's a handy little tool to have! Saves me lots of time and keeps me organized.

Review: I've owned a Palm Vx since shortly after they first came out, which was probably about 7 years ago. I've used it off and on up until just recently, and even today with its grayscale screen and 8MB of memory it's still a solid little PDA that gets...

Pros: Slim and easy to use.

Cons: Kind of expensive.

The Bottom Line: If you need a durable PDA get this one because it is easy to use and good value.

Review: This PDA definitely blows all others away. I love it! It is a high quality PDA made durably. It is super easy to view your email or the weather. It is set up to easily connect to the internet. In literally seconds you can be connected to the web. It...

Pros: Beautiful 480x320 display, very good battery life, built-in WiFi and web browser.

Cons: Slight occasional lag when entering text, no built-in camera or voice recorder, non-standard HotSync connector.

The Bottom Line: Only those that love high-end technology should consider the T|X for its hefty price tag, but its WiFi, long battery life and beautiful display make it worthwhile.

Review: Palm has, more or less, gotten out of the PDA game. Ironically, the pioneer in personal data assistants has pretty much focused its company's energies on a market it actually helped create: the smartphone. Their industry hit, the Treo, paved the way...