Toshiba e310 Pocket PC

Pros: Small, lightweight, thin, and inexpensive compared to the competition.
Cons: The competition has more powerful PocketPCs with better displays.

INTRODUCTION

Some reading this review will already be familiar with PocketPCs. But for many, this will be their very first PocketPC device and are as clueless about PocketPCs as I was before I bought the Toshiba e310. So I will start by...

Pros: Small form factor, crisp display, cool quotient
Cons: Limited memory, no CF slot

When my wife bought me a Palm IIIe about 3 years ago for Christmas, she had no idea that what she had given me would change the way I managed my time FOREVER! Unfortunately, the IIIe met its untimely end when I inadvertently launched it from my laptop...

Pros: thin and light, long battery life, power of a Pocket PC, price
Cons: button placement, Microsoft ActiveSync, small internal memory

I discovered the Toshiba e310 selling for under $250 after rebates and at that price (the cheapest I’ve ever seen for a Pocket PC), I figured it was too sweet a deal not to try it.

Pros:
1. It is soo thin and light! I can actually fit...

Pros: Crisp and beautiful TFT, excellent battery life, loud speaker, and a voice recorder!
Cons: I paid $400 for mine, it now costs $299 :-(

WOW! My first PDA was the Palm M500, while a good/solid pda, it was a tad boring. It worked though, and I used it for about a month. Then my girlfriend needed a PDA with her jealousy that I got one, I saw this as a grand opportunity to pawn off my...

Pros: Very thin, very light, beautiful screen, long battery life
Cons: Doesn't come with a flip case, 32MB, no CF expandability

Because of my job and my personal interest, I've had my share of PDAs. I'm not kidding, but I've owned (or currently own) the following PDAs since 1994: HP 100LX, HP 200LX, HP 320LX, Palm Pilot 1000, 5000, Palm Professional, Palm III, Palm V, Palm IIIc,...

Pros: Compact and lightweight (really pocket); battery life
Cons: lack of connectivity

WHAT IS GOOD:
*Size/weight 5+: +It is literally POCKET device. It does not pull off your shirt pocket and is not bulky in pants' pocket (my wallet or pack of cigarettes is bulkier).

*Appearance 5:
+It has sturdy & sleek metal...

Pros: Great Value, good screen, nice form, good accessories.
Cons: Not many extras out of box, Ipaq has nicer screen.

After 3 years of service, I finally decided it was time to trade in my trusty Palm IIIxe and upgrade to a newer, nicer unit. I didn't want to break the bank, especially since I think much nicer, more flexible "tablet" devices are right around the corner...

Pros: Windows Media player, microsoft word and excel, affordable thin, lightweight,games
Cons: cant access internet unless connected to computer directly.

Up Until the purchase of my Toshiba E310 Pocket PC my daily life was disorderly and not organized.Until i came across this Wonderful and effecient Pocket PC. With this alone it improved my everyday task scheduling, my need for music with its Windows ...

Pros: Sleek design, light weight, crisp display, functional.
Cons: Not enough accessories.

The Toshiba e310 is a decent pocket PC for the money. However, it is important to research the functions before purchasing.

GOOD: The design is very sleek. It easily fits into my coat pocket and/or back pack. The weight is very light,...

Pros: Great display, very thin and light. Customized launcher software.
Cons: Limited expandability

Toshiba has done it right when it came down to designing this PDA. Not only does the e310 pack the processing power of a PocketPC device, it also competes very well in form factor against the smallest of all Palms.

The e310 has 32MB RAM and...

Pros: small, low price, great screen
Cons: no CF card

I've had a palm for over 3 years and mainly used it to remind me of appointments. It was showing its age, and I decided to get a new one - I really wanted a better screen and one with color. A coworker showed me his $500 Sony which ran on Palm OS, and...

Pros: quality & quantity of features for the price, compact size, long battery life, reliable, etc!
Cons: not a single complaint about this product after using it for nearly two years!

I bought this product approximately 1 1/2 year ago for about $300 with a $50 rebate afterwards. I was reluctant to give up my antiquated paper planners and I used both for about 2 weeks before I realized that this purchase was one of the most efficient ...

Pros: Slim, sleek, Powerful, lots of memory
Cons: blemish prone case

Great PDA, best one i have ever owned, sleek, stylish...the case is tough but sort of blemish prone, the slightest scratch is noticeable, but small drawback... The toshiba e310 is a great powerful machine, better than all other comptditors....battery...

Pros: Display, Decent speed, Good Value.
Cons: Lack of Compact Flash, Insufficient internal memory, Buttons slow to respond.

This pocket PC is, in my opinion, quite possibly the best for the money. I may be less critical of it than others because I only paid a little over $100 for it on E-Bay, and I do not have any wireless needs. I typically use it to compose Word documents, ...

Pros: Light weight, High resolution, Good Customer support, fits into pocket
Cons: No wireless support

It came with basic PIM software. It is easy to sync with my work and Home PC. It is easy to enter data into the PDA using cursive writing or Grafiti. It is easy to carry the PDA in my shirt pocket. Good Customer support. I accidentally spilled water on...