Tungsten™ E

Pros: Affordable, color display, a lot of available memory, MP3 player, DVD player available

Cons: The flimsy plastic cover, skinny stylus, no way to replace battery

The Bottom Line: Rated E for everyone!! It is easy to use, and can be expanded to fit many needs. This PDA is loved by my husband, myself, and our kids!

Review: When my husband and I decided to upgrade to color PDA’s, we stopped here at Epinions FIRST. We picked out a few models that might be within our price range, and went to do hands on shopping. We ended up at Best Buy, where we were able to look at and ...

Pros: Everything...

Cons: None...

The Bottom Line: The Palm Tungsten E is simply the best for the price.

Review: The Palm Tungsten E is the low-end model of the Palm Tungsten series PDA's. However, this model clearly demonstrates quality, and not an "economy" quality. The Palm Tungsten E has the performance that you'd expect from an excellent Palm ...

Pros: Price, versatility, clear color screen, SD expansion slot, audio function.

Cons: No wireless or bluetooth. Limited battery life with audio use.

The Bottom Line: If you don't need wireless or bluetooth, this PDA can do everything you could possibly want. Why pay more?

Review: If I were a poet, I would write a sonnet about my Tungsten E. I can't live without it. I bought it 2 1/2 years ago because it was cheap, about $199 at the time, before the Tungsten E2 came out. The longer I have it, the more uses I find for it! I ...

Pros: Fast, 32MB memory, high resolution display, software (included & 3rd party), light

Cons: No recharging indicator, flimsy "protective" cover and no included case (and they’re not cheap!)

The Bottom Line: The cheapest of Palm's color-enabled line, this model is a solid handheld that offers everything one requires and none of the extra frills.

Review: In June 2001 I acquired my very first handheld: the Handspring Visor Edge (see my review of it at ht tp://www.epinions.com/content_ 37165043332) and I realized that PDAs are indeed for me. As soon as it became affordable ...

Pros: Small, stable, excellent screen, large memory, well made, cheap.

Cons: Lack of expansion options. Useless cover.

The Bottom Line: While this doesn't have all the bells and whistles of more sophisticated machines, it performs most of the uses most PDA users want and it performs them superbly.

Review: I have been using a PDA since about 1998: first a Windows CE and then a Pocket PC machine. This is my first Palm. The Palm arrived in tacky looking blister pack packaging, with a minimal set of documentation, a standard USB cable, a wall charger with a ...

Pros: Have special needs? This uncomplicated, inexpensive “assistive appliance” is “just what the doctor ordered.”

Cons: None...Left-handed? Can’t touch-type? The Tungsten E Handheld is perfect for you, too.

The Bottom Line: Special needs? New to PDAs? Can’t cope with emailing the kids or grandkids ‘cause touch-typing is beyond you? This is a perfect PDA for you, too.

Review: Are you plagued with pain while using your computer? Are you tired of trying to touch-type and failing miserably? Are your eyes tired and your neck sore from hunting & pecking at your keyboard? Don'tgive up. Help is here. Palm’s Tungsten ...

Pros: The amazing features and memory.

Cons: Video Player.

The Bottom Line: But the E if you are looking for a work Palm that is cheap and has a beautiful display.

Review: The Tungsten E is my first Palm and I am very happy with it. Small, reliable, and much memory is only part of what this machine can do. The Tungsten has so many features. MP3- The Palm has MP3 playback. All you need is a card for your ...

Pros: Durable, functional, great screen, reasonable battery life

Cons: No cradle, only a 90 day warranty, not amazingly powerful

The Bottom Line: Would recommend this palm to entry-level palm users, people who aren't going to require a lot of power from their palms. offers a good balance of features and price.

Review: The Palm Tungsten E is the first handheld computing device I've owned. I lusted after the higher priced options, but settled with the Tungsten E as a balance of price and features. I purchased the Tungsten E for two purposes. One was to keep track of ...

Pros: Screen, Mac capabilities,software,exec look!

Cons: No universal connector, no cradle, no included case

The Bottom Line: It's a renaissance PDA! It can do so many things and fit in your life like a glove.

Review: I am a college student who's always dabbled in PDA's. However, I'd always get tired of going through the hassle of encoding every single event/important detail when I could easily do it on a paper organizer. However, I got hooked on the Palm m505, a ...

Pros: Great display, Smooth look, Value

Cons: No charging indicator, cheap flipcover

The Bottom Line: Absolutely nothing better for the money. Enough extras to attract a few gadget geeks too!

Review: ::::::| Intro |:::::: Handhelds have come a long way in the last 3-4 years. The new Tungsten E has harnessed most of the new technology around...all for under $200. This sleek, lightweight, well-designed device does everything the average ...