Pros: Low cost, very portable Cons: none that I can think of
For the longest time I have always resisted the temptation to run out and buy one of the new fangled organizers. I was happy to use my leather bound organizer that was given to me as a gift several years ago after I started my job. I needed something to...
Pros: Low price, Jog Dial, memory stick expansion slot. Cons: Getting a little old.
If you ever looked for a PDA but never had one before, you have two choices: the cheaper choice is to buy something really expensive, be mad at yourself for such a money waste and swear that you never buy another PDA. Or you can go with one of the...
Pros: Rechargeable Battery, nice design, Sony style and quality Cons: Not color, discontinued
[Note- I previously said the unit does not have backlight. I was wrong as I recently discovered the feature is accessed by holding the power button for 2 seconds.]
I love it. This is my first PDA and Sony has won a loyal customer.
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Pros: Fast CPU, Low Price, Memory Stick Slot, PalmOS 4.0 Cons: Intellisync Lite, No Cradle, Can't Charge and HotSync at same time
I've tried my share of PDAs. I've bounced around between PalmOS units and PocketPC units. Currently I'm back in the PalmOS boat -- for the reason being that although I think my Casseopeia E-125 is a powerful machine and has a great screen, it is just...
Pros: Gorgeous design/appearance, high quality build, innovative features, low price Cons: Oddly named. Does it rhyme with "me"?
I've always been a great fan of Sony, a very innovative company that always pushes the hi-tech envelope. As a Palm OS devotee, I was particularly elated when they elected to enter the PDA market two years ago and introduced their first Clie Palm-based...
Pros: Relatively inexpensive, included li-ion battery, thumb-wheel, bundled-pix viewer, good looking Cons: no serial-cable included, expensive cradles not included
I used to have an original Palm Pilot, but stopped using it because it was somewhat bulky and I needed to change batteries every two weeks or so. I had been waiting for a slimmer PDA with built-in rechargeable batteries. Sure, the expensive Palms and...
Pros: Fast, Palm OS 4.0, great design, great price Cons: No cradle, no cover for the memory stick slot
Basically, this Clie has a fast processor, great screen, and the latest Palm OS. Covers more than just the basics in a greyscale PDA. But, you can read about all the technical details elsewhere.
Pros: Memory Expansion, Palm OS 4.0, Jog Dialer Cons: Flimsy leather covering and no cradle included.
I had been researching PDA's in the price range of $300 or less (Canadian). This is by far the best bang for your buck and probably the smartest purchase you'll ever make.
If you want a PDA that can do all the fancy things such as remote...
Pros: Palm OS 4.0, Memory Stick Slot, SONY name, jog dial, extra software Cons: Not much in the way of accessories yet . . .
I used to have a Palm m100. I liked the Palm OS out of all of the other operating systems. Sure, Win CE is much more powerful . . . but does a college student really need all of that extra (expensive) stuff. The Palm OS is one of the easiest to use....
Pros: Low cost & internal battery Cons: Screen is a little shady
The device has been used for about a month and a half.
I finally broke down to the PDA temptation. I was worried that I would rarely carry it with me away from home, but it turns out it is now just like bringing my wallet or keys.
Pros: Li-Ion rechargable battery, jog wheel, price, Palm OS 4.0 Cons: Flimsy cover, cant use charger and usb cable at same time, cradle not included
How have I lived this long without a Palm Pilot (or a clone running the Palm OS)? It boggles the mind. My paper Day-Timer has been with me for years, but I have never really felt like I was making good use of it. The Palm OS is fantastic. It is simple,...
Pros: fast, small, nice screen, and inexpensive Cons: not color, can't use springboard modules, no vibrating alarm
I used to have a Palm III, but a few months ago, I dropped it, the screen cracked, and I didn't feel like spending the money to replace the screen. I read around on the internet and found the S320 had what I was looking for. I basically use a PDA for...
Pros: Inexpensive and very functional Cons: Display can be difficult to read in bright sunlight.
I purchased my first PDA about two weeks ago. I went into one of those electronics superstores looking for something that I could store business phone numbers and addresses and the like. I zeroed in on the Sony Clie PEG-S320.
Pros: Speedy, expansion, affordable, high quality screen Cons: Memory Stick can only use memory cards right now
The Sony PEG-S320 it an update to the not so popular PEG-300 of last year. Using the proven Palm OS, the Clie features a revolutionary design, a 320 by 320 pixel screen (compared to 160 by 160 of standard palms), offering quadruple resolution (it seems...
Pros: Hardware is fine Cons: Synching with Outlook 2000 under Windows 2000 was a big problem
The hardware is fine and the Palm OS v4 is a standard. However, this Clie comes with Intellisync Lite v4.0 software that has been a big problem for me. At first, I synched this PDA with the PALM desktop PIM software under Windows 98 and it went fine. All...
Pros: Jog Dial, Palm OS, Video and Picture Programs, Battery, Cons: Black & White Screen
I have owned a Palm IIIe, 2 Handspring Visors, and now I own the Sony Clie S320. I use to sell PDA's at Best Buy as a PDA Specialist, and this is one of my favorite devices running the Palm OS Platform. Some of my favorite functions on it are the Jog...
Pros: there is a backlight (contrary to one review!) Cons: Mine is having weird freezing issues recently
Just wanted to say there is a backlight on the PEG-S320 though it took me awhile to find it.
Either press the power button (while Clie already on) until the light comes on then release. Or drag your stylus vertically up over the whole screen. repeat...
Pros: Stylish, Simple Menu, Stable OS, Ease of use Cons: Low resolution display
The Sony CLIE S320 is a decent and simple PDA. The purpose of the PDA is straightforward in that its use is mostly for scheduling and such. Although Sony coins it as an entertainment device, the low quality photo viewer and video playback is hardly...
Pros: Affordable, Slim, Durable, and at last someone finally corrected the backlit display. Cons: None
I recommend this PDA to both PC and Mac users. Even though the box say it's only for PC....it actually works on a Mac, the only thing you need is the PalmDesktop software for Mac, I know this because I own a Mac.
Pros: Stylish most value for your money Cons: hard to find parts for and needs a little more memory.
The clie is the best value for all around needs and is great for use with the average person. For the price you get a stylish body 8mb memory rechargable battery and tons of use for hours of entertaiment. With its sleek silver body and its thine compact...
I was looking into a PDA because I'm into gadgets and I needed some kind of organizer for my new job. The ordinary paper kind can actually get expensive over time so I felt that a PDA was the best choice.
Pros: Small, easy to carry, large storage file, fast Cons: Fragile
Comparable PDAs from Palm and Handspring don't include flash memory, so permanent OS upgrades and fixes aren't possible. We prefer Sony's approach, which makes updates immune to deletion. For the gadget buff, Sony currently has a camera available for the...
Pros: Very compact, Virtually infinite memory, internal rechargeable battery, and compatible with all Palm os PDAs Cons: If you are a color person you might be a bit bummed out.
This PDA is one of the best and I was very lucky I went to buy one when I did. I had been looking at the Palm M series when a shopper next to me told me about the Sony Clie. The Clie comes with 8mb of Ram and 4mb of flash memory, for some of you people...
Pros: Rechargable Li-ion battery, clear screen, asthetically pleasing Cons: Accessories are expensive and hard to find. Memory stick is not included.
My Handspring Visor Platinum recently broke after about three months of ownership. I already had the screen protectors, a couple of stylus, the serial cradle, case, etc. So when I went to get a new PDA, I thought I'd get another Visor....
Pros: Moderate price, Sleek design, Expandable, jog dial, rechargeable battery Cons: B&W screen, no flip-up cover, poor mac support
I've owned many Palm OS PDAs: Palm IIIx, Palm Vx, Handspring Visor, Platinum, Palm m505. And while Sony floundered with price and features of it's previous Clie, this one is poised to strike!
Starting with it's low suggested retail of $199, at...
Pros: Memory (16MB), Performance, screen size and display clarity, jog dial button, rechargeable battery Cons: None compared to other similarly priced PDA's, hard case would have been nice to have
**Please note: My review is for my Clie S360 and not the S320**
I bought the Sony Clie S360 after many hours of research - both online and at BestBuy (actually trying out various features) and this is by far the best sub-$250 PDA around. In...
It was the best util they came up with color screen by ellenya ,Mar 21 '04
Pros: Excellent battery life, built in power adapter, sleek design, durable, convenient buttons. Cons: Not color screeen,can freeze at times
I bought Clie two years ago and cannot live without it now. It is almost perfect. Most importnant is that you have to back up information on PC or memory card every time you make changes. A couple of times the device froze and I had to reset - loosing all the data. If you have saved the data it is not a problem. As I only use it for Contacts I sometimes go for weeks without the need to recharge. The screen is ok but it cannot compete with color screen. I am ready to wait a year util the prices for better Sony model with color screen come down. Also a major PLUS, especially if you are traveling, is the built in power switch. If you are traveling to Europe you do not need to buy a power adapter and can plug it into the wall by simply changing the plug. I love SONY!
Sony CLIE PEG-S320 Handheld. by sukumaran ,Jun 23 '06
Pros: Nothing more to mention except a small customer service from Sony Cons: Nothing more to mention
I have been using above product since last 5 years storing my entire data and I consider the same as my brain. However, the stylus had fallen down once and it was broken. I have been trying to get one spare stylus but so far I have not succeeded in getting the same. Due to the damage to the stylus my using of the clie has reduced and I am just waiting ti get some help from sony.
After having used a Palm... by rudolf_dt3000 ,Apr 16 '02
After having used a Palm m100 for over 12 months, I looked for a unit with more memory than 2MB (it has 8MB, like most do). The S320 was the best Value/$ I could find. It looks good and performs well (synchronization = fast). For imaging, a higher resolution model would be required, however.
The Peg-s320 is in my... by bandit_dt3000 ,May 21 '02
The Peg-s320 is in my opinion after my palm 3 is much better. I have got a new digital camera so I wanted something to put them on and show so I got it. So far so good. I have got the 16meg card and I can put any application on it. I am now working on a mp3 player and the wireless.
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