Palm V™

Pros: Sleek design, light-weight, extremely functional and powerful
Cons: Could use more memory, but useful with just 2MB

I was an early adopter of the Palm V almost a year ago and have used it and loved it ever since. It does exactly what the trusty Palm Professional did, except now it is a smaller and lighter case.

MAIN FEATURES:
1) Robust calendar...

Pros: Best PDA so far.
Cons: It'll be obsolete in 2 years.

The V is the clear choice vs. the Vx and any III series for most users. Why? Because, unless you need to download gigantic corporate phone directories, the Palm V should have more than enough memory for you (making the larger memory of the Vx...

Pros: Does everything a woman of a certain age needs: keeps track of birthdays, appointments, phone #'s, notes, etc.
Cons: Costs a load of money. All the goodies cost, too.

I have barely put down this sweetheart since I got it on Christmas Day. It took me a while to figure out how to use it; took me longer to figure out how to use it with my Macintosh. (The MacPac software and cable made expressly for Mac's makes this...

Pros: Light-weight, sleek design, clear screen, flexible and versatile (in terms of programs), easy to use
Cons: expensive, not a lot of memory

After having used the Palm III for a year or so, I was forced to replace it when I dropped it and shattered the screen. My replacement was the (relatively) new Palm V. The Palm V is essentially the same thing, but with a bigger brain, a sleeker look,...

Pros: Small, Long Battery life, excellent screen, great design
Cons: only 2 megabytes of memory, not everyone can afford one

I am a high school student, and I have a terrible time remembering meetings, sports practice, homework, and other responsibilities. I was looking for an organizer and my dad bought a Palm V at that time. I used it once and bought my own.
The...

Pros: Small size and sexy
Cons: Poor standard software, lots of extras required for serious use

Firstly I apoligize for using the word "bimbo" but by my dictionary it does seem the most appropriate adjective to describe the Palm V. Also note that a PDA is for someone who wants to be organized and none of these devices will make someone...

Pros: size, features
Cons: delicate

I finally decided that I need a hand held organizer which was a little more advanced than the little Casio digital organizer that has faithfully served my basic "organizational" needs over the years.

With so many choices of brands,...

Pros: Compact, holds lots of info, easy to start using
Cons: Price, learning curve

I was a little cynical when I found out that I was getting a Palm V at work. When it arrived, I decided that I'd give it a chance.

Initial setup was pretty easy. Within half an hour I had it up and running. We use Novell's GroupWise for...

Pros: Light weight, simple, effective
Cons: Expensive, only 2MB RAM, "backlighting" sucks

"Design is the link between technology and people." -- Peter Schreyer, Audi Design Director

I can't come up with a better way to describe the Palm V. It's simple, elegant, works well and is an instant classic. This Palm really does...

Pros: Compatibility, Size, Features, Price
Cons: None that I can find

The Palm V and Palm Vx are the best options for 99% of the people in today's high tech workplace. When I was selecting a PDA I took into consideration the following criteria in this order: Features, Compatibility, Size, Expandability and finally Price....

Pros: Sleek, Flexible, and Stylish
Cons: Expensive

Whenever I pull out my sleek, styled Palm V to jot a note, find a contact, or review an email, I invariably get one or two comments from strangers about how they'd love to have one but just can't justify it. While I usually respond with my cell phone...

Pros: slim, light
Cons: not rugged

A pocket organizer is great. It should be small, non-bulky, and efficient so that there is no added stress in carrying one around. I was reluctant to take a large bulky daily planner around with me. I didnt even want to put in my school bag because it...

Pros: Protects the Palm V, stylish look.
Cons: Doesn't protect buttons.

I got a cover for my Palm V after dropping a Palm III and having the flip cover open during the fall and scratching the screen. I won the Palm V later, and decided that a floppy cover just wouldn't cut it. I REALLY like the small size of the Palm V with...

Pros: slim, sleek, and protective
Cons: sometimes makes the power button stick

after purchasing my palm v, i found that the protecting flap that folds over the LCD provided adequate protection from scratches to the LCD, but nothing else. the entire back of the palm v was left exposed, and the flap offered little protection from...

Pros: Slim, Stylish, Small, Rechargeable Battery, Useful
Cons: Pricier than Palm IIIe which comes with the same features except for no rechargeable battery.

The Palm V is exactly as advertised "Simply Palm." This superb PDA is so simple and easy to use and the size is small enough to fit into your pocket. The styling is so contemporary and the new marketing word "Chic" fits the...