My wife is looking to get a PDA and she's considering the Palm Tungsten E
Does anyone have any input on this PDA?
She can get one at work for $150...
Thanks!
RM
PDA recommendations...Palm Tungsten E ?
This is the one I've been looking into.
I'm interested in hearing everyones input also as I'll be needing one for work real soon.
I'm interested in hearing everyones input also as I'll be needing one for work real soon.
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Got a mac version suggestion? my 3c died on me and won't hotsync.
Color prefered, doesn't have to do many tricks, just b able to h-sync with Mac OS 10.3.Ability for addy book,notes,to-do list,calender and couple of d/led apps only reqirements.
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Prefer Palm brand name products only. Thx.
[NuB]Fusion
Color prefered, doesn't have to do many tricks, just b able to h-sync with Mac OS 10.3.Ability for addy book,notes,to-do list,calender and couple of d/led apps only reqirements.
[NuB]Fusion
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Prefer Palm brand name products only. Thx.
[NuB]Fusion
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Arial">quote:</font><HR><font face="Arial" size="3">Originally posted by Max_T:
I like T3. I can recommend it, if you can find it cheap. </font><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I would love a T3 (no wasted screen space!), but my original T works well.
As for a Mac suggestion for fusion, the E is the least expensive color Palm. You can get Zires for less, but unless you spend $100 more than the E, you won't get color.
There's also other Palm OS PDAs out there, like the Handsprings, but I just feel better going straight to Palm itself. You could also get a PocketPC model, as there are third-party utilities to sync up, but usually they're more expensive, as well, and of course it won't be as "out-of-the-box" compatible as a Palm model.
I like T3. I can recommend it, if you can find it cheap. </font><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I would love a T3 (no wasted screen space!), but my original T works well.
As for a Mac suggestion for fusion, the E is the least expensive color Palm. You can get Zires for less, but unless you spend $100 more than the E, you won't get color.
There's also other Palm OS PDAs out there, like the Handsprings, but I just feel better going straight to Palm itself. You could also get a PocketPC model, as there are third-party utilities to sync up, but usually they're more expensive, as well, and of course it won't be as "out-of-the-box" compatible as a Palm model.