IIIxe

Pros: Easy to use, flexible when traveling

Cons: No color

Review: After working and training in a large telecommunications business for 4 years I was pretty savvy with my Franklin planner. There wasn't a soul on this Earth that could have gotten my planner out of my hands for anything. I am now a stay at home mom and...

Pros: small, easy to use, convenient

Cons: none I can think of

Review: I had heard so many good things about Palm Pilots and from all that I had heard, they were "the thing" to have. I knew that they had e-mail capabilities and also acted as an organizer but what I didn't know is that you can actually download...

Pros: Flexibility to meet your needs

Cons: No color

Review: I tried hard to avoid this purchase but I finally gave in. I initially purchased a Palm IIIe but realized it only synched with the mail feature of Outlook and I needed to synch with the whole MS Outlook package. Rather than upgrade the software I...

Pros: Storage, upgradeable OS, Avantgo

Cons: Purchase modem

Review: I received a Palm IIIxe as a Christmas Gift. Boy was I surprised

The Palm IIIxe is the best in it class even though there is a Palm VII. Considering the Palm IIIxe only cost $250.00(Staples price.

Storage: 400 E-mails, 8 years of...

Pros: reliable, fast, easy for anyone to get the hang of quickly, upgrades easily

Cons: eyes may have to adjust to screen

Review: How many times have you and your family been gathered around the television, watching "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" with the Mr. Sleek Neckwear Regis Philbin himself, and a question about the appropriate gift for a three year anniversary pops...

Pros: Relatively inexpensive, 8 megs of memory

Cons: no color

The Bottom Line: Fast, plenty of memory, and helpful. Excellent purchase!

Review: After missing appointments, being late for dates, and not knowing when to hand in reports, I decided that it was time for me to get organized. Writing down stuff in a notebook never really worked for me. Also, I love high tech toys. After reading...

Pros: Everything except for one or two or Three.

Cons: No internal SD SLOT and No backup battery, and no AC adapter.

The Bottom Line: I payed 30 bucks for this, however since I received the 3xe and m105 as one great deal on ebay, I would say probably less than 15 bucks for each.

Review: From review comment on DRAM problem: (copied from self)...I didn't want to re-type anything...as it will fit in my review of the IIIxe.. after the zire 31 quit on me.. :( way after warranty, I got a IIIx from my father, now just a few days before this ...

Pros: Lots of RAM, affordable

Cons: Not the top of the line

Review: The Palm IIIxe gives you the most bang for your buck if you're looking for a good, no-nonsense device. For the IIIxe, Palm Computing has taken their wildly successful III line to new heights. Sporting 8MB of RAM, a slick black case, and the new OS 3.5,...

Pros: easy to use, convenient, light weight

Cons: Despite my prejudices - none

Review: First, let me say that I can be something of a Luddite. I like technology just fine, but I really prefer a pen and paper – and if you must know I would like that pen to be a fountain pen. Having said that, I finally broke down and bought myself a Palm...

Pros: better screen, excellent price

Cons: no color

Review: I'm a long time Palm user - have had a Palm Pro for about 3 years. I finally ran sufficiently out of room to warrant an upgrade. 1 MB of memory was ok, but there was so much more I'd like to do with it (including programming). The Palm IIIxe is THE...