Palm IIIe Personal Organizer

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OK 1st this isn't an Epinion on the palm IIIe because I havent purchased one yet, BUT please read as if you have a palm you may like my advice...

I understand that the palm V batteries auto recharge when you dock it, but any one could add this...

Pros: Small and affordable.
Cons: none

A PDA like Palm IIIE is an excellent product at an affordable price. This PDA not only compliments a Laptop and it is very easy to carry around, but it also replaces a Planner like Franklin Covey Day Planner. I have been using it for some time and I can...

Pros: Cheap, Gets the job done.
Cons: OS is not upgradable

When looking for a PDA, if you want something that is fancy with lots of Bells and Whistles, this is not what you want. With it's 2MB of memory, and non upgradable OS, this Palm is down and ditry to the point. Although it is not expandable, it is perfect...

Pros: good price; stable; convenient; user-friendly
Cons: minimal upgradability; larger, heavier than other models; only 2 mb of memory

The Palm IIIe is a great buy. It provides all of the features that users have come to expect form a Palm: reliability, stability, a user-friendly interface, etc., but costs less than $150. The Palm IIIe is about the typical size and shape of the Palm...

Pros: palm platform
Cons: outlook syncing not included

For anybody that wants to sync with outlook, do not purchase this product. Chapura's Pocketmirror software is not included with the IIIe. The software price on Chapura's website is $40(US). You might as well upgrade to the IIIx/xe for that price(the...

Pros: Cheap, stable
Cons: No expansion slots

At $229, the Palm IIIe is a good deal indeed. It is alot cheaper than the IIIx but is very similer. It's correct that the Palm IIIe has only half as much RAM of the Palm IIIx, it has the same amount as the Palm V and Palm VII. According to 3Com, that's...

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: Simple, inexpensive, can be passed on to younger siblings/kids
Cons: OS not upgradable.

The Palm IIIe is perfect for someone who wants to start using a Palm. You can learn how to navigate the operating system and integrate it into your life with a desktop system. I use the Palm Desktop Software, but there are people who integrate both ...

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: Excellent screen, 2MB RAM, Great battery life
Cons: Peculiar backlighting, annoying whine

The Palm IIIe is a vast improvement over its predecessor, the Palm III. The most striking improvement is the new advanced LCD screen, which provides excellent contrast and readability in almost any lighting situation.
As a former Palm III user,...

Pros: AFFORDABLE
Cons: NOT EXPANDABLE

I WAS LOOKING FOR THE PALM IIIX AND NO ONE HAD ONE.
BOUGHT THE PALM IIIe BECAUSE THE PRICE WAS RIGHT AND IT WILL DO WHAT I NEED.
FOR THE SPORTS PERSONS WHO HAS TO KEEP STATS AT BASEBALL GAMES THIS IS THE GREATEST ITEM TO USE WITH THE RIGHT...

Pros: Great screen, useful tool, easy to learn
Cons: None for me

There are two reasons for buying a handheld: coolness and utility. If coolness is your main goal, spend more money and buy a Cassiopea. If you must have the coolest Palm, get the Palm V, but the Cassiopea is still way cooler. Not that the IIIe is...

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: 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, Great applications, very handy
Cons: No upgrading the OS or RAM.

Palm Corp's Palm IIIe is a great little PDA. It gives you almost everything you could ever want in a PDA, at a bargain-basement price. That's not to say it's perfect, but it's close to it.The PalmIIIe comes with all the software you'd expect to find...