VII™

Pros: Real Time Internet Info, Palm OS

Cons: Price, Not Practical For Large Page Downloads, Lacks Rechargeable Batteries

Review: The Palm VII is essentially the same as the Palm IIIe with one very important and expensive exception - the ability to view wireless web pages. I'll focus primarily on this wireless web feature as this is the main selling point of this unit.

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Pros: The world at your fingertips...REALLY!

Cons: Batteries do not last forever...

Review: I hope you've all seen the new Palm Pilot VII Wireless commercial by now: a lady and a gent on passing trains exchange information with the the most recent definition of Point & Click technology...and it's wireless! Just think...

Pros: wireless connectivity, send and receive Email, additional peripherals such as a full size keyboard and graffiti

Cons: screen is not backlit and it is monochrome

Review: I have been looking at personal organizers for quite a while now and so when my company said we are giving you a Palm VII so that you can do your work better I was intrigued. I have now had it for a while and I have to say I do not know how I ever...

Pros: Send and recive aol email

Cons: The price

Review: The palm VII is finally here! Some people might be saying "oh its just a palm computer" what they don't know is the palm VII is different than any other pda out there. That may sound like an over statement but let me explain why it is the new...

Pros: Wireless, synch feature, ease of use, tons of software and web clippings.

Cons: Looks, batteries not rechargeable.

Review: I've always contemplated about just how useful these Palm Pilots are. Well, now that I have one, it's too good to be true. I use to think that scribbling on such a small device must be cumbersome and tough to learn. Why would anyone carry that thing...

Pros: Lightweight, powerful, batteries last long, easy to develop applications

Cons: none

Review: After browsing through a number of epinions about the Palm VII, I've found one similarity among the people who are downing it - they're comparing it to a regular computer.

Handheld computing as is a separate form of computing, with its own...

Pros: Wireless!!! More memory and better screen than my Palm III.

Cons: Cost of wireless service.

The Bottom Line: Great deal at under $200. Wireless functions work very well. Would like to see the price of the unlimited wireless plan come down.

Review: I just upgraded from a Palm III to the new Palm VIIx. First, here's what's new (differences between the III and the VIIx):

- 20mhz dragonball EZ processor, up from 16mhz
- four times the memory (8 megs)
- higher contrast display...

Pros: Ease of use, constant connectivity, many valuable tools available

Cons: Cost

Review: I was stunned when Palm Computing chose me to be a beta tester for the yet-to-be released Palm VII back in February of 99...I had forgotten that, when I registered my original Palm Pilot a couple of years ago that I had okayed inclusion in the beta...

Pros: Wireless Internet!

Cons: not enough memory

Review: I used a Palm V for a few months last year before I lost the cradle somehow and stopped using it. The Palm V is great, but I found that storing my addresses etc. on the server (Yahoo!) is what makes much more sense to me than in a handheld tied to a...

Pros: DOES EVERYTHING

Cons: Price, BUT it is definitely worth it.

Review: I bought this product for my dad at Christmas. It cost around $500 dollars. I thought that he would enjoy having a tool which allowed him to check up on his favorite sports team. Well let me tell you he loves his Palm Pilot VII. I do not know who...