Pros: A Low-end palm for first-time users! Very stylish. Removable Faceplates available.
Cons: Only 2mb of Memory.

The Palm m100 is a fantastic PDA for it's price.
I received one for christmas, and I was very happy.

Setting it up
I got it out of the box, no problems.
I plugged the cable into the computer, no problems.
Then...

Pros: Fits comfortably in hand 1-touch access to time and date
Cons: Smaller screen Memory not upgradable

I didn't need a Palm when I bought the m100. My life wasn't very frantic, and I had most of my appointments/phone numbers firmly stored in my head. To make a long story short, I bought it because I wanted a toy that might come in handy sometime.
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Pros: easy, affordable, and durable amongst other things
Cons: None come to mind

I suddenly felt my life spinning and thought I needed to get it in order. I'm a single mom of two, a full-time student and twenty one year old very social person. Always making appointments, coffee dates, have to be here and there...and so on. With that...

Pros: Nice cheap organizer
Cons: cheap quality case, boring colors

Palm seems to be a pretty innnovative company as far as functionality goes. But from the stand of point of product design, the Handspring people have them beat again. The m100 is kind of cool, I quess the idea ofit is, the shape of the case is neat but...

Pros: low price, trendy, core functionality
Cons: little industry support

As an up and coming college student, the prospective of buying a desktop paired up with a PDA in leu of the now-standard laptop seems to be a favorable option. However, the vast array of PDA choices is a bit overwhelming.
As far as the Palm m100...

Pros: Easy to use, easy to upload programs
Cons: 2mb of memory doesn't seem to be enough

Is it a God? Not quite but this product will help in you in many aspects of your life. The traditional planner with paper and pencil will be obsolite. All the memory you need for addresses, phone numbers, appointments and to-dos. Exchange and backup data...

Pros: Rugged, good-looking, easy to use, cheap, powerful
Cons: only 2 MB of memory, fairly small screen, Hard cover tends to fall off

First of all, let me say that this is my first digital assistant. And secondly let me say, I love it. That isn't to say that it doesn't have it's problems. The screen is a bit small, though I have not owned other Palms to compare it with. And The...

Pros: Its great!
Cons: nothing bad

The new Palm m100 is targeting the same market as Handspring's Visor. At only $149, the m100 is $30 cheaper than the Visor making it the lowest priced Palm OS device, complete with PC cradle.

Palm is focusing on making the device fun,...

Pros: cool, cheap, has solid functions
Cons: you can't never compare it with your desktop

Palm m100 is a very nice unit to have for personal use. Well, it will make a great gift for a student. (since my girlfriend gave this one to me as my birthday present) It helps a lot on organizing your time and makes sure you do everything at the right...

Pros: Suprisingly useful, Tons of free applications available on the internet. Great price.
Cons: Small memory and screen

I'll be honest here. A few months ago, I wouldn't even consider spending money on a PDA. I thought they were nerdy, useless, and annoying. All I need is a pen and a piece of paper (where'd I put that damn piece of paper, anyway...). Then about 2 months...

Pros: Easy to use and durable. Interfaces very well with Microsoft Outlook.
Cons: Memory is unstable. I lost everything stored in it at least 3 times.

My Palm was a useful tool for a couple of years, despite some problems, however one of the problems became so annoying I finally threw it into the trash. I bought the m100 because everybody in my office had a Palm Pilot. The peer pressure was...

Pros: TINY, versatile, very very cool
Cons: 19.99 for a faceplate?, sucks battery power

For christmas, I have had a wonderful time. One of my prersents was this kickass pressie...a Palm Pilot! I've always wanted one, mainly because of my organisation skills. Basically, I don't have any.
I bought mine from The Carphone Warehouse, a big...

Pros: Excellent for the beginner; runs all palm software and is cheap!
Cons: 2 MB of memory isn't a lot, flip cover pops off easily.

The m100 was the first PDA I ever owned. I'm now the happy owner of a Palm IIIc, but was very satisfied starting off with the m100.
This palm came out a couple of years ago, and listed for $150, although it's not hard to find one for less...

Pros: New era in technology, great for school, work or play
Cons: not much!

This is the best idea in a long time. A very affordable, very beautifully made palm m100 is what I'm talking about! I think this is a new beginning for PDA's. At around $149 the competition will have to make PDA's cheaper and cheaper and soon many...

Pros: good price, brilliant features
Cons: couldn't find any

Palm m100 the latest in PDA's is here it is now even more compact than ever while having a incredibly sharp screen [one of the best I've seen in PDA's]. This is one amazing PDA I bought it mainly because I have a very busy lifestyle. But man was I...