Pros: Incredible Color Screen. 16MB of memory. Bluetooth Ready. Ultra Sleek Design.
Cons: Horrifically expensive in comparison to other similar PDAs.

For years, Palm (originally owned and operated by 3M) has held onto the reigns of top PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) company with their extensive line of units.

Unfortunately, with competition growing at a steady and furious rate, many...

Pros: Faster Processor, nice design, Hi-Res screen, universal connector, Palm OS 5
Cons: Price and battery life

Some people have waited diligently for Palm to release models more competitive with the seemingly more advanced Pocket PC PDAs. Others couldn't care less. Regardless, PalmSource has released Palm OS 5 to great fanfare with both Palm and Sony having a...

Pros: Excellent Hi-Res, Backlit colour display. Voice recorder with headphone jack.
Cons: Short battery life with backlite on. Not 16megs of space. Cheap plastic cover??

.....I got the Palm Tungsten T, or TT, about 8 months ago. The feature you'll notice first will probably be the sliding mechanism. This features allows the TT to be compact and sleek designed. It feels great in the hand, though it may be slightly ...

Pros: Phenomenal screen, compact shape, built-in Bluetooth
Cons: 16MB RAM is not enough, included cover not flip

I had been quietly gathering info on the new Palm Tungsten T for a couple of months prior to its official release. At first I wasn't planning on buying it since I had forced myself to ignore my gadget freak side for quite awhile. The day after the...

Pros: Beautiful screen, fast processor, plenty of storage for most users.
Cons: Expensive, multimedia not available at time of launch. No true handwriting recognition.

I am something of a professional gadget geek. My friends frequently point out that "keeping up with the Jones's" means keeping up with ME.

I have been using PDA's more and more as my job has changed. I am currently a field engineer for a...

Pros: Bright colorful screen, Bluetooth wireless technology, good expansion features
Cons: Buttons can be tricky at some times, little software issues are a bit annoying

The Palm Tungsten T is one of the good Palm Pilots (or PDAs) out there. Since the fall of Handspring, which actually was bought by Palm to form a new company PalmOne, things have been a bit shakey. But this PDA was made right before that time, so it ...

Pros: Fast processor, metal casing, beautiful screen, and cool factor.
Cons: Digitizer and sound problems, cheap "case", and heavy.

The Palm Tungsten | T (“TT” for the rest of the review) is an achievement from Palm that we have not ...

Pros: Compact, long battery life, bundled software
Cons: Slide mechanism, hard case, cradle

I'm a business consulting professional who relies on his PDA to organize every aspect of his life. ...

Pros: cool name T-U-N-G-S-T-E-N. Hi-Res Color Screen, voice recording, email web access, good tech support .
Cons: bit pricey, no mp3 or QT support, more internal RAM, access to net is sloow.

I am a big tech gadget guy (note early adopter) and my experience goes back to the days of Newton. I purchased every Newton known to man starting with the 100, 110, 120, 2000, 2100, etc. Back then Newtons were over $1,000, but after Steve Jobs killed the...

Pros: Gorgeous hi-res screen, lots of included apps, fabulous form factor
Cons: Bad screen protection, hideously expensive

Palm's Tungsten T is perhaps the best (and most expensive) PDA they've shipped to date. It has a gorgeous 320x320 hi-res transflective color LCD screen-in my opinion the best of any PDA to date. It ships with lots of awesome applications. And the user...

Pros: Colour Screen
Small Size
Cons: Slow DTG spreadsheet refresh
Battery Life
Digitizer Drift
No indication when it is fully charged.

Since 1992 I have had several PDAs – all Psion machines, ranging from the humble Series 3 to a 5mx – trading up every few years when a new generation of hardware went "mainstream" (I am not one of those who rushes out and buys something when it ...

Pros: Bleutooth, voice recording, sensitive digitizer, price drop.
Cons: lack of multimedia software, fair screen, no buttons lock.

There was a time that Palm reigned the palmtop computer business. They still own much in terms of units out there but sales figures are crumbling.

A brief tour through history. After Apple burried the Newton it was Palm that rose from the...

Pros: A Palm that really fits in your palm.
Cons: Lacking aluminum housing. Big price tag.

So you want to purchase a handheld computer, often labeled "Palms" (sort of like the Kleenex/tissue misnomer). At some point you've run across the new Palm Tunsten (at least you have if you are reading this review). Yet, it might be necessary to make...

Pros: small and compact; truly portable; BLUETOOTH!!!!
Cons: cradle; non-compatibility with older programs

Shopping for a new PDA, my main criteria was size and connectivity. I carry my PDA in my pants front pocket, so it had to be thin and compact. I also wanted to access the web and my e-mail from the PDA. At first I was looking at PDA phones, but the ...

Pros: Small, light, good stylus, bright and clear display, Bluetooth
Cons: The slider looks like it could break anytime

Oh golly gosh! The Palm Tungsten T. The next PDA model to be released by Palm with the new Tungsten branding and of course, not forgeting, the next big step of Palm OS with Palm OS 5. Let me clarify myself before beginning my review, as a long time Sony...