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by yangsinj , Mar 22 '02
Pros: Looks professional
Cons: Memory to small
Palm III, looks cute, looks like it can help you organize your daily life. But before you can manage to organize your life you need to learn the graffiti entry system. If you cannot remember those stuff. You have to use the small on-screen keyboard to...
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by just_drive , Nov 24 '00
Pros: Color screen, features, software availability
Cons: have not yet found one
Like so many others, I fought buying one of these and put off my purchase long enough for my spouse to buy me one as a gift. I had wondered if I would be able to use it enough to justify the cost-wonder no more!
Anyone who attends regular...
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by cybermaven , Oct 07 '01
Pros: color,8MB memory
Cons: was expensive
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Palm's first color PDA, the Palm IIIc is everything you could ask for. Color, good operating system, 8 MB of memory and a descent assortment of programs. If you want really cool programs you have to look on the internet. As for...
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by kairyl , Jun 12 '01
Pros: BRIGHT screen, backward compatible software, Palm III series connector
Cons: Hard to see in direct sunlight, 100% brightness setting *can* drain batteries
Basically, this is a Palm IIIx with color screen and rechargeable battery. The battery lasts about as long as a Palm V/Vx rechargeable.
Screen is Super-bright, 8-bit color palette, VERY easy to read in most situations (except bright...
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by mwcox , Apr 19 '02
Pros: Easy to use, COLOR!
Cons: Hard to setup Outlook sync.
I purchased my first Palm IIIc in 2000. I loved it for its sync to Outlook. Then I found a few games and Advantgo. I use it in waiting rooms to read up on news, etc. and play games such as PacMan. I have dropped my Palm IIIc several times. I try to...
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by wcroyal , May 06 '03
Pros: It won't break.
Cons: It won't break.
Okay, I'm going to vent a little. I bought my Palm III in April 1998 thinking I'd get at least two good years of service out of it before it would be time to buy a new one. Now, 5 years later and counting, all I've had to do is take it apart one time,...
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by dctchan , Jul 10 '01
Pros: TFT screen
8MB Ram
Can use PalmPix
Cons: Pricey
Heavy
Functionally indifferent from other model
8 bits color
low res
I have my Palm IIIc for almost one and a half year and I would say it is part of my life now. Functionally, Palm IIIc does an excellent job as other Palm III series PDA. The good part is that it has a TFT screen where I don't need to hit the backlight...
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by dorr007 , Dec 16 '02
Pros: color screen, 8 mb memory, large screen, easy to use
Cons: a little large, no expansion, okay resolution
I work in the business of selling PDA devices and I have worked with IIICs for quite a while. The IIIC is a great and cheap device to try out or own. It offers a good amount of memory; 8 MB, and a large color screen. The small problems witht the IIIC...
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by cash1286 , Jan 06 '01
Pros: Excellent for everyone
Cons: expensive
I got a PalmIIIC as a Christmas gift to help get me organized and it is doing just that. I like it because it is in color and has much more memory than other organizers. It is also a rechargeable device which I like because with the other ones you have...
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by majeedah , Sep 28 '01
Pros: brilliant color screen. price paid under $250
Cons: have to buy a seperate recharge kit if you dont have your hotsync cradle
I just bought my Palmm IIIc and I'm really really impressed. The color screen is bright and very clear, I'm so glad that I didn't get a monocrome screen. Sure, it doesn't have the 64k colors of a pocket PC but it is easier to read than a "green and...
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by mtish , Jan 01 '01
Pros: good all around
Cons: light memory
I purchased this product to help me become better organized. I use it mostly as a date book, phone book and scheduler. I also added vindigo to it and find that very useful for movies and restaurants. I find that the memory is good enough for what I...
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by lyndamouse , Mar 26 '02
Pros: Now available for under $200, factory reconditioned from Ebay dealers.
Cons: Factory reconditioned. No longer in active production.
Ok, I confess, I was given a Palm III as a gift, to keep myself occupied and calm on a long flight. My main plan for the Palm was to use it to play Solitaire. Six months later I had stuffed the little bugger full and knew I needed more than the 2k...
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by kevhayes , Jun 20 '01
Pros: Good Color
Cons: Speaker volume too low
Prior to Christmas of 2000, my wife was totally naive electronically. She was still solely dependent on the pen and paper method of keeping her appointments, numbers, and notes. I watched her run around like a rabbit trying to keep up with her life. I...
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by jmalchow , Jan 06 '01
Pros: Palm OS, small size, good battery
Cons: Poorly lit screen
Let me start off by saying that the IIIc is a great machine. It has flaws, like any portable device, but it's a Palm- so you can trust that it's well made and durable. Battery life is incredible- up to the standard that Palm has set with it's other...
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by guiterchamp , Jul 27 '02
Pros: very good handheld, color and clarity
Cons: can't see in sunlight too good
The pre-installed applications that come with this PDA is, mail,address book, to do list, memo, hotsync,and calander.
This is as easy as any PDA to enter data there are 2 ways that you can enter data without buying anything. one way is graffiti...
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