Palm V™

Pros: easy to use, compact, good address book
Cons: none

The Palm V is simply an amazing piece of equipment. It is a great improvement off of the Palm III which is somewhat bulky and has a grainy screen. The Palm V, in contrast, is very slim, and can fit in a shirt pocket. The screen has improved...

Pros: Small size, ease of operation, large software selection
Cons: Monochromatic screen

Are you looking for an electronic address book, calculator, and to-do list in one? Something with a calendar to keep track of your busy day? Well you have found it - and then some. The Palm Vx, the middle ground of Palm's vast handheld product line,...

Pros: Size, simplicity, email, web site access
Cons: Cost

You're thinking about buying a Palm V? After using both the III and a V for about six months each, I've developed a few rules.

1. THE PALM'S VALUE IS PROPORTIONAL TO THE AMOUNT USED SQUARED.
This rule relates to the Metcalfe's Law (the...

Pros: Small, convenient, helpful, reliable...i could go on forever
Cons: None

As listed on my main epinion's page, my favorite hobby is sweepstakes. I also wrote an epinion about my favorite hobby, anyway, about the product.
I won the Palm V connected organizer in an online sweepstakes and just recently received it. This...

Pros: slim, carries credit cards, nice leather
Cons: uncomfortable for left-handed people to use!

I got a Palm Vx for Christmas, and an Omnisky modem to go with it. My aunt, being the great person that she is, got me this case as well. She thought that I would really love it, because she used it, and thought it was really useful, which, for most of...

Pros: Size, weight, looks
Cons: none, except maybe the horrible speaker

Palm V
I received a Palm V as a gift, and I opened the box, very interested. Then Palm Pilots were something only busy executives and tech-geeks had. I took it out of the box, admiring its smooth aluminum case. Ten minutes later I had the...

Pros: Stylish, protective
Cons: Expensive, poor quality materials, makes palm feel bit bigger, up/down button problems

This case has a lot of appeal doesn't it? You want to know if you should get one or maybe some other brand right? Well you'll be able to decide after I tell you what I know. After using it for about a week, I found most of the flaws almost immediately....

Pros: Small, plenty of accessaries and programs
Cons: Hard to access file in device, glass screen, sync is quite good

To replace my broken screen Nino 510, Palm V became so temping because of varieties of hard cover to choose from. It even easier when price are down to $195 shipped, compare to $175+ 2 ways shipping and handling to repair Nino510 Screen.

I...

Pros: Looks great! Works even better!
Cons: None

I would never have purchased a Palm Pilot. That is, before I actually became the owner of one, quite accidentally. As a matter of fact, I would never have even considered owning one, because I always said to myself I'd never use the thing.

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Pros: sleek, chic, durable, and great rechargeable battery
Cons: shows dust and fingerprints too easily

The Palm V is simply an amazing gadget. Not only is the design sleek, chic, and durable, but it's practical too. On it, it features a date book, address book, things-to-do list, and a memo pad for important information. Along with these basic features,...

Pros: small, easy to use, easy to back up, long time between charging
Cons: Not expandable, cradle makes it not as portable for traveling

I was hesitating in writing an opinion on the Palm V because it is the first Palm product I have ever used and I am not particularly informed on its limitations. I only see the good things it can do, and perhaps many new users will feel the same. I am...

Pros: small size, very solid build, nice style
Cons: 2 megs not enough memory (unless you pay $100 to get 8 meg upgrade)

First, let's start with a little background: I bought my first Palm III in December of 98. I had planned on buying a Palm Personal for $99, but when I went back to the store and discovered they were sold out, i impulsively purchased the Palm III for...

Pros: Truly portable, synchronizes, great design
Cons: No direct link to my cellphone

I had one of the early Palm Pilots and was pretty much hooked on the functionality. As a manager I go to a lot of meetings, I travel a lot and I need to be able to keep track of contact information.

But other Palms (and from what I can see...

Pros: Fits the Palm Vx nicely.
Cons: Awkward design and protection is questionable. EXPENSIVE!

I had the winning name for the intranet site for our company. My $400 prize was a Palm Pilot V. A wonderfully overpriced gadget in a neatly compact package.

The problem with this neatly compact package is that it makes it VERY EASY to...

Pros: Attractive, Useful, Fun
Cons: Hard to write on, only 2mb RAM

Ever since the Palm line of PDA's was first released several years ago I though they were just toys for those who had extra money and wanted to show it off. I could not think of anything that I could use a Palm for that a little day planner would not do...