LifeDrive

Pros: Landscape view, 4GB storage, WiFi, 4GB storage, bluetooth, 4GB storage...

Cons: Nothing

The Bottom Line: Great PDA for power users (especially tech savvy business professionals or college students), and BeachCamera.com sells them for only $422!

Review: I have been using and relying HEAVILY on PalmOS handhelds since the late 90s because I cannot remember a thing if I don't write it down... After my Tungsten|E recently suffered an untimely death (busted screen), I decided to see it as an opportunity ...

Pros: Mp3 capable Wifi bluetooth great for personal files

Cons: just a little bulky could use mini usb connector

Review: This unit is a great PDA but be forewarned... its for people with above average computer skills. Its 4 gig harddrive + sd card slot makes it better than some older laptops...Wifi, bluetooth great ...

Pros: 4GB MD; brushed aluminum; portrait/landscape button; bright colorful screen

Cons: Carry case too basic; no cradle; 1 day battery use;

Review: Amazing how they break from the majority of the PDA's out there with a small addition called a 4GB microdrive. I keep loading programs and data and still have space for pic, music and small videos. I show my home videos and music videos to my friends. ...

Pros: Stable, tough, useful; an all around must have!

Cons: Limited battery life if you run all available features simultaneously.

Review: I have used my LifeDrive for one year now and I cannot imagine life without it! I am a college student and I find it much easier to type class notes on the infrared keyboard than it is to drag my laptop around. I listen to music while walking to class ...

Pros: Reliable, tolerates some impacts, big hard drive, loads easily.

Cons: Need cradle, on and off switch is problem, easily upset by some 3rd party software.

Review: Novice owner, did at first load every option on installation CD onto handheld, big error. Had resets, erased hard drive with palm support, added all palm upgrades and keyboard driver, support excellent! Selectively reloaded, excluded Rapsody, email or ...

Pros: WiFi and Bluetooth, 4GB hard drive

Cons: Battery life is an issue

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this to anyone who is already used to the Palm OS.

Review: My teenage daughter has been bugging me for months now to get her a laptop or PDA so she could use it for her school work. I guess I waited a bit too long to get her one before school got out since she has less than two weeks to go before summer ...

Pros: Wifi; Bluetooth; 4Gb hard drive; very clear screen

Cons: Occasional crashes; no access to applications in drive mode

The Bottom Line: Although there are still improvements to be made, this device is really useful, so buy it

Review: I was very excited when I heard that a new Palm was coming out. Since I got my first m100 six years ago, I’ve watched developments with interest. Over the period, I’ve upgraded to the m505 and the Tungsten T. I was tempted by the Tungsten T3 but ...

Pros: Great display, 3.85GB hard drive, wireless internet capabilities, Bluetooth compatable, great programs.

Cons: Lags when accessing programs, music skips when LD is accessing the hard drive.

The Bottom Line: I recommend this if you are a Palm lover, and if you know how to tinker with computers. Otherwise, stick with the new Palm TX which is more user friendly.

Review: When I decided to buy a new PDA, I did my research. Using www.pcworld.com, www.consumerreports.com, and www.amazon.com, I narrowed it down to the Dell Axim 53v and Palm LifeDrive. I actually went to the mall to hold the Dell (they have a Dell stand.) I ...

Pros: Storage, strong display, connectivity.

Cons: Battery life, aging operating system.

The Bottom Line: Good machine. I would buy it again.

Review: Before I purchased the LifeDrive, I spent a good deal of time carefully going through the reviews and the competitive products. Then I went to local retail outlets and tried out a variety of PDAs. Whatever someone buys needs to "fit" their particular ...

Pros: Memory Space, Bluetooth, WiFi connectability, Screen resolution.

Cons: Bulky size, power consumption

Review: I just purchased the PalmOne Lifedrive PDA and fell in love with the huge amount of memory and the WiFi and Bluetooth I was able to get the PDA up and running quickly and the fact that I don't need to connect to a computer to install software ( but only ...