Palm IIIe Personal Organizer

Pros: Small, Light, Versatile, Ease of Use
Cons: No Internet

I always used to forget important things. Not anymore. I used to forget my moms birthday, and sit at my computer. Now i can remember things, and still use a computer.

Of all the Palms this is the cheapest and most compact, at the moment. It...

Pros: Affordable, Easy to Use, Great Palm OS
Cons: No Internal Modem, Only 2 MB of Memory, Dull Appearance

This product is great. It is one of the original Palm Pilots so it has all the original features such as Memo Pad, Calculator, and Schedule. The OS is newer, so most of the downloadable applications are compatible on it. The software is easy to setup,...

Pros: lots and lots of extras and is fast
Cons: It lacks memory

Everything is colorful nowadays.

Joining your mobile phones and pen input devices in your favorite hues is the latest personalized digital assistant from Palm.

The Palm IIIe is the newest model in the series of popular PDAs - the...

Pros: extremely practical
Cons: black and white screen

I received the palm IIIe for Christmas and I absolutely love it. As a senior in college, I rely on the palm for everything: my daily schedule, phone numbers, homework assignments, etc. I also found a great website called standalone.com which offers a...

Pros: Very easy to use.
Cons: Screen is hard to see in low light situations

My wife is a Media Manager for an elementary school. She supports more than 60 computers (both Macintosh and Windows NT machines). She needed something that would help organize her day to day activities. I gave her a 3COM Palm IIIe Connected...

Pros: Inexpensive, considering cost of daytimer, great functionality
Cons: Um, sometimes a bit hard to read in bright light, but that's it.

Yep, my husband bought a Palm IIIe a few months before the wedding, and while I was run ragged with bits of paper flying out of my daytimer, he always managed to get his tasks done by the deadlines I gave him, and he had a spreadsheet of our projected...

Pros: Affordable PDA, amazing expandability, very useful with many different practical applications
Cons: No Flash ROM in the Palm IIIe, 2 MB of RAM can be limiting at times

I recently purchased a Palm IIIe as part of a promotion between Handango.com and Redgorilla.com. Basically if you signup for Redgorilla.com and pay a one time fee of 99.95$, you get either a 125$ gift certificate or a free Palm IIIe (no add'l charge for...

Pros: small lightweight and powerful
Cons: battery life usally 2 to 3 weeks

MP3's IN YOUR CAR ????? Yes that's what I said. Quite frankly that's the only reason I bought one. But I will say that after owning one there are numerous benifits. I take it everywhere with me now. Back to the topic, do you have an old pc sitting at...

Pros: Ease of Use, Cost
Cons: Limited memory

The Palm IIIe is a great starter PDA. The datebook is especially useful for keeping track of dates. Also beneficial is the phone directory. The ease at downloading free applications (such as card games) is wonderful as well. The memory isn't as much...

Pros: great price, software, easy to use
Cons: only 2MB of RAM (not bad)

I received this Palm Pilot in the mail one day and I didn't order it. I opened up the box and the Palm IIIe was sitting there with no letter or explanation. I had no idea why I got it. I eventually tracked down the person who sent it and found out...

Pros: Easy to use, compact, dynamic software, tons of peripheral devices.
Cons: Only two Megs of onboard memory.

The Palm llle was one of the first real PDA’s (personal data assistant) on the market. It was the best of both worlds. The Palm llle wasn’t as big and bulky as a laptop, yet it was a lot more functional than the electronic organizer. The Palm llle is...

Pros: Turn your Palm into a full blooded Wireless PDA with tons of memory and killer apps
Cons: none

Update: 09/06/2000! Update is at the end of original epinion

Ok, you are the proud new owner of a Palm IIIe or a Palm V and are quite happy with your purchase. Only problem is you want to start upgrading it and aren't sure what to...

Pros: thousands of software available. Good price and capability, proven brand
Cons: Small memory, Visor offers better deal.

When I first got my Palm IIIe, I was thrilled. It is the same feeling I had when I first got a PC. Palm is indisputably a true personal computer. It is my brain backup and second I. I take it anywhere I want and enjoy using it.

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Pros: Everything
Cons: Battery Life

After ownig several Palm's over the last year (upgraded several times), I wanted to purhase one for my wife. I was looking at the new 150 and found the IIIe on sale. It is less money, comes with a hotsych cradle, and has more features available. She...

Pros: Small, cheap, and useful
Cons: I don't see any-- though some people think it doesn't have enough memory

Before buying the Palm IIIe, I had read the details of it online and found out that it has only 2 MB of storage space, the OS can't be upgraded and additional memory can't be added. I was somewhat worried but this was my only choice due to its $150 price...