Vx

Pros: great screen, wonderful functionality

Cons: not waterproof ;)

Review: I kept seeing everyone carrying their little Palm Pilot hand-held computers around. They'd pull them out everywhere and play with them; a cynic might say they pulled them out anywhere they thought someone would be watching.

Then I started...

Pros: sleek, lightweight and oh so handy

Cons: none that I have found!

Review: For the past two years I have learned, through frustration and anxiety, how to fully utilize a Franklin Planner. I even went to the time-management seminar offered by the now Franklin-Covey company. I tell you what, save the money from the seminar,...

Pros: best PDA on the market, easy to use, easy to install, rechargeable battery, sturdy, can take knocks, excellent display clarity, lots of software, light and compact, good memory, Infrared capability, good hardware addons

Cons: not cheap $399+extras ,

Review: The ultimate in Handheld Palmtops

I will start as I mean to go on, the Palm VX is the best Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) on the market. As far as I am concerned nothing else comes close to competing with it. Hopefully you will...

Pros: Link to Microsoft Outlook, Software easy to use and cheap.

Cons: The small alphabet box takes forever to write anything, keyboard recommended.

The Bottom Line: An excellent little companion that has changed the way that I organize my life for the better.

Review: Summary

I wonder how I ever managed to get through life without this baby. I love the sleek, silver look and it never fails to get stares from people when I whip it out. The Palm OS is quick and simple (Microsoft still doesn't get...

Pros: It's a Palm, beautiful, lightweight, sleek

Cons: Style comes at higher cost

Review: I've been able to try many PDAs in recent months. My only keeper is the IIIxe. This Palm Vx is virtually identical in operation to the IIIxe. The big attraction is the sleek, lightweight aluminum case in a smaller package. In recent days the price has...

Pros: Rechargeable battery, sleek shell, lots of memory

Cons: A bit expensive

The Bottom Line: Palm Vx is the best choice in its class. If you are looking for a cheaper model you might want to investigate the Palm m100 or the Handspring Visor.

Review: I work in the word of technology, recently for lawyers and brokers. What do these two very different people have in common? The both have lots of money, and both love toys. This is good for me because I love the latter and don’t have so much of the...

Pros: Looks great, works great.

Cons: Not a USB hotsynch, you could spend a fortune on accessories.

Review: The LCD shortage is over at last, and after 4 months, I finally received this long-awaited PDA. Though the Palm M100 case is customizable (for $20) in Ruby, my heart's desire is to have the Palm Vx in metallic pink. Why this fancy? Because I saw it in...

Pros: Rechargable batteries, very compact, got my life organized

Cons: Expensive

Review: I've used electronic organizers before. Or, more accurately, I've owned electronic organizers before, but didn't really use them. The problem was that those organizers made it so difficult to enter and retrieve my information that it became easier just...

Pros: Great style, many supporting accessories are available, memory capacity!

Cons: More costly than a Handspring, but worth the investment!

Review: Last month, I was spending a day of culture in New York City. A cab had just dropped me off in front of the Metropolitan Museum of Art when I realized that I had left my Palm PDA on the back seat when I reached into my wallet to pay the fare. "Oh,...

Pros: Sleek Look, Aluminum Case, Easy To Use

Cons: A little pricey compared to some of the models offered by competitors

The Bottom Line: This is a great PDA!

Review: It's true...I am a chronically unorganized person. My office is a mess, my desk is a mess, and my schedule...well we won't even talk about that.

Fortunately, one aspect of my life has become a little easier to manage thanks to my brand...