Tungsten T2

Pros: Looks, Palm OS 5.2.1, Collapsible Graffiti Area, Bluetooth

Cons: Battery

The Bottom Line: The Palm Tungsten T2 proves itself to be a very worthwhile PDA... Battery life is skimpy, but Bluetooth makes up for it.

Review: The Palm Tungsten T2 is the device that ultimately replaced the Palm Tungsten T and is a step above the Palm Tungsten E. When the Palm Tungsten T2 first came out, it was very expensive. But through gradual price drops, the Palm Tungsten ...

Pros: More Memory, Sexier Screen, Bigger Battery Life, Graffiti 2 :)

Cons: Graffiti 2 :(

The Bottom Line: The best PDA I have ever owned, and better than some newer ones.

Review: From T|T to T|T2I recently upgraded from a Tungsten T to a T2. The review for the former can be found h ere. To simplify things – and avoid repetition – I will talk about the differences. To look at, ...

Pros: Reliable, Screen easy on the eyes, powerful enough for med. students and residents alike

Cons: May turn itself on in certain cases, no virtual graffiti area, speaker is weak

The Bottom Line: Pick one up cheap if you need a workhorse that knows how to play a little. Can you beat $125 on eBay with a stick? No way! Enjoy!

Review: Well let me start of by saying that I bought this little sucker about 5 days after it was released... And I have not regretted it one bit. The other reviews can give you the specs on the machine, but let me tell you about my "almost year" with the T2. ...

Pros: Excellent screen, great looks, good battery life, and with Bluetooth it can replace your laptop.

Cons: No case; some under-powered apps; Graffiti 2 isn't great (but this is easily remedied!)

The Bottom Line: With a keyboard and Bluetooth phone, this PDA has replaced my laptop three days out of the week. The great screen and expandability are perfect for high-powered students and writers.

Review: For several years in college I carried a Palm V -- one cool-looking handheld. At the time it was state-of-the-art, but I hardly ever used it for a couple of reasons: the screen was hard to read, the apps were not so great, and the processor and memory ...

Pros: Cheaper than the T3

Cons: No Graffiti-area

The Bottom Line: If you want a Palm you can get one, they have a very wide range and I think everybody can find one that fits like a glove.

Review: No, I'm not talking about the Terminator movie, but about the Palm Tungsten T2 and T3. I assume you read some reviews of the T2, this review is just to help you pick a T2 of T3. Or if you just bought a T2, you can read this and be happy you didn't ...

Pros: small size
beautiful screen
vast memory

Cons: Graffiti 2 (easily remedied by using TealScript)

Review: The T2 has the best feature set and size of all of the current Palm models. It's the smallest of Palm's current machines, the buttons are easier to use than the other Palm machines, the memory is more than sufficient for even the most demanding user, the ...

Pros: 32MB RAM, universal connector, Palm OS5, improved screen.

Cons: Price, battery life, another new Tungsten T in the near feature?

The Bottom Line: Although the T2 improves on some major items from the T1, overall, you have a better Palm PDA but it doesn't quite beat out the Zire 71 in some respects.

Review: Hmm... Palm has released this bad boy for about 2 weeks now, about 9-10 months from the release of t ...

Pros: Small footprint, nice screen, big memory, expandable, palm os 5!

Cons: battery life

The Bottom Line: Nice design, powerful and compact. If features fit your needs I highly recommend!

Review: The T2 is my third palm device. My last two were Handspring's. Back in the day when I got my first ...

Pros: Full features. Nice size and feel. Nice stylus. Documents to go works well.

Cons: Need a better mp3 player - a freeware version. Real Player has no equalizer option.

The Bottom Line: Good solid PDA with many features that are lacking on even the new units coming out. I recommend this unit for serious consideration when you're comparing your options.

Review: I must admit I was skeptical at first moving from a PocketPc to Palm OS, but I am impressed. My biggest worries were being able to use Excel and Word. PocketPC brags about being able to do this fairly seamlessly, but from what I've experienced in the ...

Pros: *Good Software & OS *Graffiti2 works *Nice screen *Simple, yet full-featured

Cons: *Voice recorder crashes, clips memos *On-screen writing is impractical *Folding form factor *Short battery life

The Bottom Line: Get the T3 instead: bigger screen, and you can always see your writing strokes. The "perfect" Tungsten = lose folding form, use T3 screen, fix voice recorder, longer battery life.

Review: This is my first PDA. I dropped around $270 for it and I don't regret the purchase. (I am using the T2 in conjunction with David Allen's _Getting Things Done_. I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in getting the most out of his time and ...