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Getting Palm Pilot

  • 30-05-2006 1:35pm
    #1
    the Guru
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    Im getting a Palm Pilot , which do you recommend , I have no cap on the price , Im looking for the best on the market, what would you advise.


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  • #2
    flywheel
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    Better to look at your needs / requirement for what you are trying to achieve... when you say Palm Pilot are you specifically looking for a Palm OS based device (or are you using it as a generic term for PDA, i.e would a Windows Mobile device work for you). here are Palm OS Based devices that may suit...

    Tungsten TX is the main-stream business one from Palm at the mo, takes an SD card for memory expansion...

    A LifeDrive is the other option, again from Palm, if you want the facility of a 4GB hard drive built in and don't mind the size / delay waiting for drive access.

    If you want a Palm device phone functionality combined then the Treo 650 is another option... or check you local Cell phone networks to see if they offer a PDA with phone capability that you can check out...

    Best pop into a Best Buy or Circuit City and have a look at their PDA displays... or even a Palm Store if you have one in your area...


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