VIIx

Pros: Access to email, the Web, very stylish with great features for the buck.

Cons: No USB cradle.

The Bottom Line: Choosing a Palm is totally up the you and your needs. If you can afford it, the Palm VIIx has alot of great features for the buck!

Review: The Palm has come along way with upgrades and features. Here is a great outlook of the great features offered by this model.

The Palm VIIx has an integrated wireless data access, 8MB of memory and a great looking black case....

Pros: Lots of Memory, web access, great organizational tool

Cons: Short battery life, lightweight antenna

The Bottom Line: I cannot believe that I didn't buy one sooner. The Palm VIIx has organized my life!!!!

Review: Until last month, I carried my Franklin Planner everywhere. In seven years, I went to work without it, and used it to try to create some sort of order in my life. However, after I went to work for an Internet company 8 months ago, I started to feel a...

Pros: Tons of options, memory galore, never miss an appointment, games, web surfing

Cons: Pricey, cannot re- charge the batteries

Review: Yes, that is right. A single guy could overdose on the options that present themselves at the Mustang Ranch and you could do the same with the options that present themselves with the new Palm. So, your looking to upgrade your Palm to the new VIIx?...

Pros: Almost Limitless Wireless Web Clipping

Cons: High Monthly Unlimited Usage Service Fee

Review: Relatively simple improvements to the Palm VII have spawned the Palm VIIx and made it a more viable option. Increasing the memory from 2MB to 8MB gives much greater flexibility to customize this to your needs and wants.

While this makes an...

Pros: A few steps up in the right direction; More features

Cons: Addiction to Palm.net wireless

The Bottom Line: Access the Internet and your e-mail accounts anywhere and any time you want to. You can do all of this while carrying less load around.

Review: He sits close to his boss's office. He is constantly checking his stocks right under the old man's nose. Yet, on the company's computer, all access to the Internet and outside web sites has been stripped. Only the computer center allows access to the...

Pros: Small, portable, pretty fast connections

Cons: A little heavy, modem sucks the batteries dry

Review: The Palm VIIx has to be the coolest gadget ever made. Now I know that eventually that will seem like a really stupid statement, but with all things technological, time changes everything. But for now, it's the best thing going.
I know a lot of...

Pros: Wireless Internet, All the software

Cons: Expensive monthly fee for unlimited access

Review: The new Palm VIIx seeks to replace its old predecessor, the Palm VII. While retaining the majority of its features, the VIIx does include numerous advances that make it a great buy for the person on the go. Though the hefty price tag of 450 bucks is...

Pros: Dirt cheap, wireless internet

Cons: slow connection, pricey monthly fees

The Bottom Line: Not perfect but at this price, it doesn't have to be.

Review: I was an early user of PDA type machines but gave up on them after my last bad experience with a Philips Velo (which was very expensive, bulky and full of bugs). I liked the basic idea of a PDA but found them to be more hassle than benefit and far too...

Pros: Size, light weight, great functionality

Cons: graffiti writing can be difficult to master, contrast is not as sharp as it could be

Review: Originally I was slated for a palm V and received the VII.x instead. The item was purchased mainly to keep me organized and keep others up to date on my whereabouts. After using it over the past few months I am very happy with the purchase. I am able...

Pros: Built in wireless internet

Cons: Rapid Battery Intake

Review: Them Palm VIIx is truly the traveler's friend: I have no office and I get in a lot of planes. You'll make that dreaded trip to the airline service desk with a lot more confidence if you are armed with the schedule of every single airline and current...