Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Nov 03 '02
Pros: Great screen, great battery life, excellent keyboard, cool design
Cons: Heavy, strange serial connection, hard to reach CF Card Slot, slow modem, only 16MB RAM
Summary: Sharp PV-6000 "TriPad" (with Windows CE 2.11 Handheld Professional Edition) is a very unique product among all PDAs/HPCs. Its innovative design of flipping screen catches people's attention in your office, at airports or in conference rooms. I want to ... read more
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Jan 28 '01
Pros: Instant on, large touch screen and keyboard. Size and durability.
Cons: Interface with MS products is not so great. Some key freezing on occaision.
Summary: I have been using the Tripad for about 2 years now to take daily patient notes in my Chiropractic office. It has performed just fine. I use Visual CE and synch to MS Acess at the end of the day then print out the notes from there. It makes the notes ... read more
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Dec 15 '00
Pros: cute, nice large touch screen
Cons: SLOW, expensive, keyboard is strange, no apps
Summary: I admit I am a fan of Windows CE. I like the instant on, long battery life and light weight. Nothing is perfect, and the early machines (this being one of them) just don't have what it takes. I bought this unit hoping to use it as a wireless web ... read more
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Dec 14 '00
Pros: Almost full sized keyboard, tablet mode, Pocket Office
Cons: Serial Port sync, slower processor
Summary: A co-worker of mine had the Tripod which sparked my interest in it. I found it at a discounted price and decided to purchase it over a PDA or Palm CE device.
The discerning factor was the almost-full sized keyboard and tablet mode. This ... read more
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Dec 14 '00
Pros: more features than a standard PDA
Cons: not a laptop which it resembles
Summary: I have seen reviews (not here) that complain about how limited this is. However, they are try do things that you really need a laptop for. This is a handheld computer that does what the others such as palm, visor, etc. do, but has a much larger screen ... read more
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Oct 11 '00
Pros: Sharp TriPad pv-6000
Cons: Sharp TriPad pv-6000
Summary: The fastest, collest, and amazing computer is our new Sharp TriPad pv-6000 computer. I bet If you get this computer you will not have to return it again. Because you are going to love this computer. And I do not think that that is so expensive. ... read more
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Aug 30 '00
Pros: Large screen, QWERTY keyboard, fast, internet ready, plenty of software
Cons: Heavier and bigger than most HPC's, small keyboard for large hands
Summary: The Sharp Mobilon TRIPAD (PV-6000) has provided me with a full featured HPC at a size that's manageable. The largest of HPC's, it has a decent sized QWERTY keyboard and a sizeable screen with great resolution. Because the unit does not "shut ... read more
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Aug 27 '00
Pros: Keyboard, large screen full color, internal modem
Cons: larger than most HPC's and heavier
Summary: What better way to write a review than to sit down and use the product to write about itself! The Sharp Mobilon Tripad has turned out to be one of my better investments. No more scrounging around for pencil and paper, no more having to learn ... read more
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Aug 21 '00
Pros: Excellent size and weight, Excellent memory capacity, Excellent price vs utility for writers, Excellent battery life
Cons: No floppy drive, No word count feature, Poor spell checker.
Summary: This is one enormous PDA. The screen and keyboard size compare favorably with laptop computers and while it lacks the computing horsepower of a laptop and the compactness of a true PDA, the Tripad caters to typing intensive tasks formerly handled by its ... read more
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Jun 26 '00
Pros: Large screen and keyboard, light weight
Cons: Windows CE
Summary: I picked this unit up for $350 (check out ebay and shopper.com for current prices). That makes this the least expensive full screen (640x480) near full keyboard (about 90%) handheld computing device out there. It is fast, easy to use, and most ... read more
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May 14 '00
Pros: great machine- good speed-- good accessories and good hardware
Cons: sharp has dealt with consumer problems in the past- if you want this computer you might want to consider going with the vadem clio c-1050- same thing- more reliable
Summary: The Sharp Trip Pad is one of the best computers that I have every
seen. Not only can you
upgrade its memory and ram to 32 mb, but you can have three
modes of viewing
capabilities. Included in this great computer is a compact flash ... read more
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