IIIx

Pros: Price drop to 99.00 and more memory than Palm III

Cons: still structural problems that may lead to a break in your display

The Bottom Line: Today's busy worker will love the features, but danger may be lurking around the corner.

Review: A few years ago I had owned a Palm III. When I first bought it, I thought it was great. Here I had my Rolodex, and calendar at my fingertips where ever I went. That euphoria lasted all of two months as I smashed the glass display on two consecutive...

Pros: Better screen, More memory

Cons: Big,

Review: This functions very well. The hotsync is so simple child could use it. Its as simple as pushing a simple button. This makes data transfer to your computer simple. Backing up is also very simple. The Desktop manager program that is used to store your...

Pros: Lots of software, stable, great battery life.

Cons: The built in software could use a little tweaking.

Review: The Palm IIIx has been by companion for the last five and a half months. As an organizer it has been outstanding, I have never been they type to use a day planner, but this little gadget has barley left my side. Hardware wise, the screen is very...

Pros: Faily cheap. Wonderfull OS.

Cons: Short on memory

The Bottom Line: If you're not sure what PDA to buy, the Palm IIIx is a great place to start.

Review: If you're looking for an easy way to *final* get some control back in your life :-). You've found it.

The Palm IIIx is easy to use and can handle your everyday need for adresses, e-mail, memos, and even has room for lots of games and...

Pros: Expandability is great

Cons: Lacks in processing speed.

Review: I purchased the Palm IIIx about 5 months ago and have not regretted it yet. Although this model does not contain certain features like a color screen, it still has the capability and expandability of the higher versions. The Palm IIIx comes with...

Pros: Large memory capacity, hard case, bright screen

Cons: Not Windows capable

Review: The Palm IIIx is an invaluable time management tool and my constant companion. Having used the Palm Pro and the Palm III previously, I purchased the IIIx because of its large memory (4MB) and the useful features of the Palm III series, including a...

Pros: size, ease of use, cradle

Cons: small screen, graffiti input scheme

Review: I'm convinced that the docking cradle is what made the Palm successful. On it, the unit looks so ... regal. It proudly proclaims its importance, while offering an easy way to back up its contents and load information and programs.

Cradle...