Palm Vx Handheld

Pros: Easy to use; compact; cradle
Cons: Limited Software applications

I purchased the Palm Vx to replace my traditional paper day planner. So far it has worked exceptionally well. All the applications work flawlessly. I have the Palm Vx set up to work with MS Outlook 2000, including the Task manager, mail, contacts, and...

Pros: Ease of use, size, simplicity
Cons: None!

I bought this product because I wanted a handheld that would be easy to use, have the right form factor and have applications. That is exactly what I go in the Palm VX handheld. This thing has no competition! It is small, slim and fits easily in to a...

Pros: Great style, many supporting accessories are available, memory capacity!
Cons: More costly than a Handspring, but worth the investment!

Last month, I was spending a day of culture in New York City. A cab had just dropped me off in front of the Metropolitan Museum of Art when I realized that I had left my Palm PDA on the back seat when I reached into my wallet to pay the fare. "Oh,...

Pros: OS: Easy and lots of software. Casing: Rechargable, Thin
Cons: Other than no color, there are not cons.

As the Palms go, this is the one.

It’s thin, and rechargeable. I have a Palm III as well and I am always losing data, because the batteries go dead. And the Palm IIIs and VII are bulky.

This has all the software you can imagine...

Pros: Lots of features in a small package
Cons: Power switch is kind of a pain, a case would be nice

I've had my Palm Vx for about 3 weeks now and am totally amazed by it.
My previous PDA was the original Palm Personal. The Vx is leaps and bounds better.

LIKES: The Palm Vx does just about everything (calender, phone book, to do list,...

Pros: Sleek, powerful, versatile
Cons: Was expensive, but prices have dropped

I had a Palm III for years and liked it. This Christmas my wife gave me a Palm Vx. It changed my entire experience of the Palm! First, the screen quality is great. Next, Hotsyncs are fast, even Avantgo loads quickly, and I now have over 800k in...

Pros: Very Small. The Screen is the Best. Simple. Lot`s of Software. Beautiful!
Cons: Easy To Scratch the Screen. The Sound is not Good. Button are Fragile.

I bought this Machine, because i Wanted Something that i could put in my Pocket and not feel a Bump, and Something that is Effective (Simple). The Vx is The Smallest Pda after the Rex Pro, so i bought it!

What i like about Palm Vx is the...

Pros: Very easy to enter data and sync this Organizer with a computer.
Cons: It can accidentally be switched on in a purse.

The nice sleek design is the perfect size for anybody's palm and can be stored just about anywhere. ...

Pros: has everything you ever need
Cons: maybe several $ over handspring

The Vx's brushed-aluminum case feels solid and sturdy in your hand. Weighing just 5.1 ounces with its stylus and leather screen cover, the Vx is significantly smaller and lighter than other handhelds, such as the Handspring Visor Deluxe. Its monochrome...

Pros: Small size, Flexible and Customizable, Synchronization with desktop applications
Cons: Bad constrast, lack of color, size of memory.

I purchased my Palm Vx in March 2000. Having the normal expectations of any new hardware; you read the product sheet, try to see through the sales talk and find what it is that you are *really* buying. The Palm Vx is one of the few purchases, where I...

Pros: 8 Megabytes of Ram, faster processor
Cons: Price

The Palm Vx is approximately $100 more than its sister product, the Palm V. Is the Vx worth the extra price?

The answer is a resounding yes! The 8 MB's of memory versus the 2 MB's in the Palm V are alone worth the extra money. The Vx also...

Pros: Size, rechargeable batteries, cool metal finish, screen contrast
Cons: Sometimes batter doesn't charge fully

Yes I do have other interests. It may look like my life revolves around cars, car shows, and pretty models, that's just an illusion I put up. I don't often do product reviews but I just have to share this great little gadget that is consuming so much of...

Pros: Light Weight, Small, Sleek, Stylish, Fast, Lots of Memory
Cons: No Included Expansion Capability

So, you're in the market for a PDA (Personal Data Assistant)? Well, welcome to the latest arm of the computer industry. Let's take a look at what’s available, shall we? US Robotics: Palm Pilot (and many variations), 3Com: PalmIII (and variations: IIIe,...

Pros: Memory capacity, styling, ease of use
Cons: MAYBE price

Well, I just got my first ever Palm PDA (given to my employees and myself for our Y2K efforts). What’s funny about this, is that I always said I would NEVER use one of these silly things. At one point, one of my employees that supported the Mac systems...

Pros: size, speed
Cons: no expansion slot

i purchased my Vx a month ago, and I definately think it was the right choice. i work in IT and was getting overwheled with all the little pieces of papers on my desk, so i finally decided to plunk down some money for a plam pilot. i had orginally...