T|X

Pros: Nice and easy to use, but forget about seeing the screen outdoors.

Cons: Screen absolutely sucks when you go outside, you can't see a thing on it.

Review: If anyone thinks they are getting a real TFT (Transflective) screen with the Palm TX, think again. Personally I think there should be a class-action lawsuit against Palm for advertising it on their website as having a 'TFT screen'. It's absolute...

Pros: Easy to use, many features, Wi-Fi

Cons: expensive, slow Wi-Fi

The Bottom Line: T/X is good for the professional/student but a little much for the non-professional/student if it's just used for contacts and scheduling. It has a nice easy to read screen.

Review: I started with Palm handspring devices over 6 years ago and have worked my way up through the ranks to the T/X. (The T/X is my fifth device). I must say I still own but no longer use or like the Treo 650- I went back to my Motorola Razr and Tungsten...

Pros: Amazing display quality, solidly built, mature operating system

Cons: poor sound quality, Palm Desktop / Office Outlook compatibility issues

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended for users that upgrade from earlier Palm versions. If you're starting mobile computing think about whether you want to go with a pocket PC.

Review: This is my second Palm, received the TX exactly 5 years after my wife gave me the Palm III xe for my birthday in 2000. I had used the Palm III xe almost on a daily basis since then and am now continuing with the TX.
The TX is a world of a...

Pros: Music, Photos, Easy to use, Full color screen

Cons: Vista compatibility problems, Mp4 music files only

The Bottom Line: The Palm TX is an excellent choice, with hundreds of available software choices and an easy to use interface.

Review: Palm is known for creating user-friendly hand held devices, and they haven't let us down this time.
The Palm TX is both innovative and easy to use, encompassing several features that its predecessors didn't have. With Wi-Fi and Bluetooth...

Pros: Great color screen with backlight. SD card compatibility. Lots software. WiFi. stable operating system.

Cons: Battery requires frequent recharging. Replacing battery difficult. No microphone or webcam.

The Bottom Line: A great ebook viewer and multimedia player with a lot of additional pim and network features. I highly recommend for non-beginners.

Review: My main use of the Tx has been as an ebook reader and audio book player using the 'Documents to Go', acrobat reader, and the 'Pocket Tunes' (MP3 player application) which come with the Tx. These 3 applications are the most usefull apps(best) which...

Pros: WiFi. Better battery. Better visibility. Blue Tooth.

Cons: Sluggish. Mad Digitizer. Sync problems. Poor service. Insufficient Internet support. No 64 bit drivers.

The Bottom Line: Flimsy. Needs frequent repair. Too many problems for the price. Check out Sony Cleo or other PDA instead.

Review: This is an update: To date I have replaced one digitizer - the screen which accepts pen input, and that is failing after six months. In addition to the concerns below are the truly flimsy nature of this essential part and Palm's lack of willingness...