Editorial Review

3Com changed the world of computing when it released the PalmPilot, a powerful, useful 1 MB computer you could put in your pocket. The PalmPilot Professional is an up-to-date version of the original, with a backlit display, trim design (4.7 inches x 3.2 inches x 0.7 inches), and the ability to link quickly with a desktop PC or Mac. In addition to six keys that allow the user to navigate among the appointment, calendar, and contact information, the PalmPilot Professional includes a stylus for touch-screen operations and on-screen writing, for which you have to learn a slightly modified script for top performance. The Professional also includes a synchronizing cradle for exchanging e-mail, appointments, and contact information with your PC (Read more

Features

• Complete suite of PIM applications
• HotSync technology for PC synchronization
• 1MB Memory
• Stores addresses, appointments, memos, email
• What's in the box: PalmPilot, Stylus, HotSync cradle, Palm Desktop software, Leather slip-case, 2 AAA batteries, DB-25 adapter, Manual, Getting Started guide

Reviews (15)

Has been working great for the last 7.5 years!
My PalmPilot Personal has been working great everyday in the last 7.5 years. It only has minor scratches in the graffiti area. I use lower voltage NiMH rechargable batteries with it so I think it is going to last a while. And it is made by US Robotics, and I get some attention when I bring it out of my leather belt clip case and use it.

The Original
This Palm Pilot Organizer is the original and the best!!!! You Might think i'm crazy you might think i'm not but it is da bomb!!!!!

Love the PalmPilot
I can do just about anything on my PalmPilot.I like it a lot better than the Franklin Day Planner.Not only that, it's portable so I can write as I go. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs, PDA)    2. Hand-Held Organizers (Handheld)    3. Palm Pilot    4. 3Com (3 Com, Three)   

Editorial Review

Palm's simple yet elegant operating system has long been a shining light in the world of PDAs. The good news on the Palm m505 is that the Palm OS still offers a wide array of tools to gather yourpersonal and business data in a great computing environment. Unfortunately, the most touted aspectof the Palm m505--its color screen--is a disappointment.Read more

Features

• Built-in 8 MB memory stores thousands of contacts, appointments, to-do items, and notes
• Displays over 65,000 colors--view photos, video clips, and more
• SecureDigital/MultiMediaCard expansion slot for additional memory and functionality such as a dictionary/thesaurus, games, and more
• USB cradle allows faster HotSync operations
• Windows and Macintosh compatible--includes desktop software for both platforms

Reviews (228)

Good Buy
I bought this new to replace my Palm organizer that was stolen a few years ago.I haven't had any problems with it and I've had it for about three years now.

2nd Palm, 2.75 Years w/m505
I've owned this since late 2001. It replaced a 4-year-old Palm Pilot Professional (1MB mono, AAA batts). It has been very solid for me. I am hooked on the simplicity of the Palm OS. I don't need a notebook computer in my pocket. I need an all-in-one-place-and-go-anywhere life organizer--calendar, address book, Scrabble (extra!), with ability to sync to desktop @ home and @ work; beam entries between this and my wife's m130. I also have add-on of SplashID for password-protected storage of PINs, passwords, web-logins, and other sensitive/private info. As a result, every piece of critical info (13+ categories of addresses, work/personal appointments, etc.) is always at my fingertips, and always safely backed-up on the Palm Desktop.
Perfect for almost anybody!
The Palm M505 is a neat little PDA. It's features are perfect for students to business people. There are many positive elements to this little Palm.Read more

Subjects:  1. m500   

Features

• Fashionable Stainless Steel Design
• World Time using all 4 Global Atomic Clocks
• Displays Dual Time Zones, Date, Day-of-Week and 12/24 hr display
• Provides World Time, Date and City name for 23 preprogramed cities located around the world
• Chronograph (1/100 sec), Countdown Timer, 4 Daily Alarms, Backlight and 30 Meters Water Resistant

Reviews (2)

Uncertain time keeping
I was anxious to receive this watch, as I was making a tripacross the international date line.I was disappointed, as day after day it lost several minutes before I even left home.Each time it required several minutes of button pushing before it would re-synch, and even then it had to "see the sky" to synch.Once on my trip, it changed by about an hour and a half, and I nearly missed a plane.It went to the bottom of my suitcase for the rest of my trip, and I've asked for a refund.

Abacus Atomic Watch
The watch is a little larger and heavier than I had expected. It updates as advertised, but I was disappointed to find that I still have to select the time zones manually. I have been using a watch that has world times and been switching the zones manually for 20 years. I thought this watch would not only update timne, but automaticlly switch zones according to where you are in the world using the updaing systems around the world like my electric clocks at home. I do like the larger numbers, but the alarm is barely loud enough to hear and probably won't be loud enough to wake you up from sleeping. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Sony’s PEG-TG50 Clié is a bit of a maverick in terms of its hardware design which incorporates a rather solid flip-up lid which protects the screen and a tiny keyboard.Read more

Features

• Palm OS v. 5.0, as well as an ARM-compliant 200 MHz CPU and 16 MB RAM
• High-resolution TFT color display (320 x 320 pixels)
• Built-in Bluetooth, MP3 player, and voice recorder
• Built in keyboard, remote control feature, and polyphonic audio alert feature, as well as lithium-ion rechargeable battery
• What's in the box: Sony Clié PEG-TG50, USB HotSync cradle, stylus, AC Adapter, AC cable, hand strap, installation CD-ROM, instruction manuals

Reviews (34)

I love my Clie, but XP doesn't
I have had a pda since the early '90's..Casio Boss to all the early palms, but I love my tg50.The keyboard is great..grafitti is slow and hard to learn, especially numerals. You definitely need a memory stick and a sturdy case.
Not the best handheld, but it is still my choice.
The TG50 is not the best Clie, but it is my top choice. I bought it when it first came out, and I broke the motherboard by having it in my bag. I loved it so much I ordered another one on ebay for $110.

TG 50
I got my tg50 from ebay, you all should.It retails for about $300, I got a used one(that is great) for $97, less than I payed for my clie sj20 (b and w screen)
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Features

• Slim, sleek, and affordable
• Dazzling Transflective TFT color with LED backlight display
• Pocket versions of familiar applications like Outlook, Word, and Excel
• Removable/rechargeable battery and integrated keyboard
• Integrated Bluetooth

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All I need in one pocket pc
I love this item. It is an easy way to carry around a whole bunch of great systems in one handheld. I recommend this item to anyone that is looking for a great, organized pocket pc. The features are the best ever. Don't listen to those losers that saythe screen cracks and it is a ripoff. This is actually an awesome tool to use anywhere.

What a GREAT product! Made me switch to PocketPC
I was nervous about switching over to PocketPC from palm, and that I would lose my information,programs, capabilities... But boy was I wrong! The transition was as easy as pie!Read more

Editorial Review

There's no doubt that the Compaq iPAQ 3600 series occupy that rare class of gadgets that's noticeable for being eye-catching and fashionable as well as functional. Even if you don't regularly shuttle between nations in a private company jet, using the sleek metal device may make you feel like a high-powered executive (or at the very least, make other people think you are).Read more

Features

• Pocket PC bundled with CompactFlash Expansion Jacket, enabling you to add memory and functionality such as a modem or wireless LAN Card
• Also comes with Conduit Peacemaker Professional Software for beaming information to and from a wide range of PDAs and ZioGolf2 3-D golf game
• 240 x 320 TFT LCD screen displays more than 4,000 colors
• 32 MB RAM and 16 MB ROM
• What's in the box: iPAQ 3635, CompactFlash expansion sleeve, 950 mAh Lithium Polymer battery, Two styli, Vinyl slipcase, AC adapter, User manual

Reviews (130)

USE IT, LOVE IT
I have had my Pocket PC for quite some time now, and I love the convenience that it offers.
hard to read the screen
This is a good value, but the screen is very difficult to read in less than perfect lighting conditions.Under bright flourescent lights in the office, it is fine.The rest of the time, though, I have a heck of a time with it. The internal memory also isn't really big enough to store MP3s.I decided to go back to paper and pen.

Why I still like this PDA, continued
I found out the way to copy photos from my CompactFlash card onto the iPAQ. It's not hard but more complex than necessary. I also found out how to send the iPAQ in to have its screen replaced. A hassle. Its screen and/or stylus should work together so they don't produce scratches in the first place. ... Read more

Features

• Listen to tunes on the road with the integrated MP3 audio player and optional Memory Stick PRO media
• View native Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, and PDF documents
• Write letters naturally with Decuma handwriting recognition software
• High resolution color display produces over 65,000 colors for amazing clarity
• Stay organized and entertained--at home or on the road

Reviews (22)

Maybe I'm Just Lucky
I've carried my TJ35 for about 2 years after my Palm M130 died suddenly.The Sony spends nearly all of its time in my pocket with my change and keys...not a great environment for a high-tech toy.
PEG TJ35 is a good PDA
Despite all the reviews I read about this pda being nothing but problems, I went ahead and bought mine.I have not had one ounce of problem out of it.I first started using it at work to keep track of information that I would need on a daily basis and boy did it help a LOT!I love this pda, MP3 playback, fast transfer rate using the supplied USB cable, and it charges very fast!My mom has an older Sony Clie' and I like mine a whole better.So if you are in the market of getting one, I would definately recommend this pda.

Sony CLIE PEG-TJ35/U from Tech for Less
I recently returned my reboxed Sony CLIE PEG-TJ35/U from Tech for Less.PalmOS 5.1 caused some of my repair tracking programs to not work so I returned it within four days.Tech for Less charges a 20% restocking fee; fair enough but I asked to defer that until I can research which older Palm OS will work.
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Features

• DragonBall Super VZ 66 MHz processor running Palm OS software version 4.1
• TFT color display with back lights, 320 x 320 pixels, 16-bit color
• 16 MB internal memory
• Built-in MP3 Audio Player
• What's in the box: CLIÉ handheld, USB HotSync cable, AC adapter, Stylus, Headphones and volume controller

Reviews (33)

This one is worth it!!!
Since 2001, I have had a Palm M100, 105, 500, Clie SJ-22, and now the SJ-33.This isn't a pocket pc, but I love mine and would highly recommend it--especially if you don't mind the fact that Sony doesn't make them anymore.
Best Palm I have ever owned
I am a long time palm user. First the Palm IIIC, then the Palm m500, then the Sony Clie SJ-22 and now the Sony Clie SJ-33.
Sony support nonexistant
If sony could get a zero, I would give them a zero.Sony has no concept of giving their customers any after purchase support.The battery on this clie has never held a decent charge.Due to my work, I am not able to leave it plugged in all day; so I tried to find a car charger. No one had one not even sony and their support never emailed me back.I decided to replace the battery and once again no one had a replacement, and sony was non responsive.I guess by halting support of their clies sony believes that everyone will have to buy a psp.NOT ME! ... Read more

Editorial Review

The HP iPAQ H3955 Pocket PC comes with a 400 MHz Intel XScale processor, 64 MB RAM, 32 MB flash ROM, and a Secure Digital memory slot for additional memory.Read more

Features

• 3.78-inch, low-power, 16-bit color TFT LCD with white backlight, 240x320 resolution
• 400 MHz Intel X-Scale processor, 64 MB SDRAM
• Secure Digital Card expansion slot
• Play MP3 music or audio programs from the Web, and record and play back voice or meeting notes
• What's in the box: H3955, docking cradle, lithium-polymer rechargeable battery, touch-sensitive display, soft keyboard, character recognition, handwriting recognition, inking, voice recorder, software

Reviews (42)

Increasing power charge time
For those of you experiencing problems with sustaining a power charge...I had the same problem and my iPAQ only held a charge for a few hours, I was always losing data and eventually stopped using the device.I was ready to throw it out and I put it away for serveral months.I decided to give it another try and discovered that by adjusting the "Standby" setting (found under Settings, Power, then click Standby tab) the device now holds a charge for several days depending on usage.The "Standby" setting was set at 100 and I brought that setting down to 25.Give it a try before you give up on your iPAQ!

Reliable when new...not so after a few years
I bought my 3900 series Ipaq brand new (not refurbished).It has worked GREAT for the first 2 years.During the 3rd year, the battery started dying.I sent it back to have the battery replaced and have had trouble ever since.I do not believe at this time that the battery was ever bad.I believe there is an internal problem that makes this unit "think" that the battery isn't charged, or that really drains the battery power quickly.After charging the unit to 100% charged at midnight, I have gone back at 8am to find the battery completely dead.For the first few times, the data could be recovered.After that, I had to keep restoring the data in order to use it.Interestingly, I pulled the unit off the charger at 80% as I didn't have time to let it charge.That time it lasted for 4 days without problems.I have heard this complaint from all the 3800 and 3900 series owners that I know.If you want to buy this unit, it's great as long as you can charge it often.Otherwise, be prepared to buy another one after a few years (new) or a few months (used/refurbished).
Power issues
I have had my 3955 for only 16 months of relatively light usage (I do not even use it every day, as I quickly learned how rapidly the unit burns through a charge).Now, for no apparent reason, the internal battery will not hold a charge . . . fully charged off the docking station, the unit is fully discharged (and all my data and settings gone!) less than 24 hours later after the unit has not been used at all!For this kind of money, I would expect better battery life and the ability to self-install a new battery, rather than having to send the unit in for service.I will probably not purchase another iPaq unless these issues are addressed by HP. ... Read more

Features

• High-powered handheld running Palm OS 5 and packed with multimedia features
• Built-in 1.3 mega pixel camera
• Video recording and playback
• Expansion slots for integrated CompactFlash and Memory Stick cards
• What's in the box: CLIÉ Handheld, USB HotSync Cradle, AC adapter, Stereo headphones and remote controller, AC plug adapter (with attachment), Hand strap, Retractable Stylus

Reviews (19)

Big screen, keyboard, clamshell, 1.3 mp camera, cool right?
There is no Bluetooth or WiFi built in. So be prepared to pay about $130 for the WiFi card (which takes the Compact Flash slot). The CF slot is a cool feature, and it being retractable saves space, but the slot can't close with a card in it. It doesn't look as good as my TG50, and the keyboard keys are way to flat and small. My fingers rub right over them. The screen is amazing. It looks so crisp and clear. You can see it outside with no problem. The camera looks very good outside also. It looks like it is 3mp sometimes. The "Capture Light" is more like a flash light, and I use it for that :). The IR port is in a bad place, half is on the side, half on the top. It is annoying when using Clie remote, which allows you to control TVs, VCRs, DVD players, and amps from a variety of brands. The jog dial is cool, and it is better than the 5-way navigator on this size device. The size of this Clie is annoying. It is 8 ounces! 3 ounces bigger than my TG50.

One of the best PDAs in the market
I've been using my Sony Clie NX80V since a year, and is still impressive the performance of this palm... the swivel screen allows you to use this like a normal PDA or like a laptop, an even better with its small keyboard, convenient for thumb fingers or small hands. I also found amazing the dual (CF and MemoryStick) card reader, and if you buy the WiFi CF card for Clie, you can do everything with this handheld. Besides, it has a lot of convenient software, like the Picsel viewer and NetFront browser. The only software I added is DocumentsToGo, and I can edit my .doc and .xls files (even simple PowerPoint presentations), and still view it in my PC when I plug my Clie to it. The screen is huge, brillant with its wonderful shrinkable Graffiti area, that allows you to add direct access to many applications you use often. Finally the camera is really great (I haven't seen any PDA with a 1.3M pixels built-in camera... and fast), and Sony knows how to make it look beautiful, including the cradle, and the MP3 player sound great, and much better with the hand controller.
Say Goodbye To Sony's US and European PDA Market
I love my Sony Clie, PEG NX80V.I bought it less than a year ago, and the resolution, screensize and vivid display still astound my associates.The performance is quick for PDAs made in 2003, and the product is still superior in technology when compared to most of todays sales.I have to complain that Sony stopped offering online updates (drivers, patches, etc) for this product less than 7 months after releasing it. Now, after current stocks run out, Sony will retreat to ASIA, where they are selling the latest PDA, it's really going to blow you away.
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Editorial Review

Easy to use, the Toshiba Pocket PC e335 features a familiar user interface and tools from Microsoft, such as Pocket Word, Pocket Excel, Pocket Outlook, and Microsoft Windows Media Player for Pocket PC 2002. Play audio and video files and organize and view your favorite pictures, all with the Toshiba Pocket PC e335's incredible expansion capabilities, including an integrated Secure Digital (SD) media slot for additional memory or wireless connectivity (via the optional Bluetooth SD card) and USB host functionality that allows the user to plug the device into a full-size keyboard.Read more

Features

• Lightweight, thin Pocket PC with 64 MB RAM and 32 MB ROM and 300 MHz XScale processor
• Secure Digital memory card slot for transferring and storing music, picture and more
• 240 x 320 pixel, 3.5-inch TFT LCD screen displays more than 65,000 colors
• Features the Pocket PC 2002 operating system, with improved handwriting recognition and versions of Pocket Outlook, Word, and Excel
• What's in the box: Toshiba e335, USB cradle, AC adapter, Stylus, Soft slip case, Quick-start card, User manual, Warranty card

Reviews (66)

Toshiba SUCKS! Buy better!
Toshiba doesn't offer any support for products after a newer model is lanched. While everyone else can evolve with technology, you will have to keep buying new units from Toshiba to keep up. No Thanks.

Absolute Bottom Line
I bought this PPC brand new, when it first came out at $350 or thereabouts. It wasn't the cheapest one out there, but I was in a hurry and had liked Toshiba's laptops so I figured- what the heck? I mean, how hard IS it to make a PPC when you've been making laptops for so long. Well- I found out. Toshiba needs to get out of this end of the market (actually, I believe they already have) because this is the absolute worst PPC on the market. The processor is indeed slow and buggy; it required "soft" reset several times a day. I use all types of PPC's in my daily work, so I am not unfamiliar with their usage. I currently own 2-Dells, 3-HP's and 2-Palms. I consider myself expert in their usage.
Thinking of buying a used one?Look again
Toshiba is known for their excellent notebook/laptop, but not for their PDA. My first PDA was the Apple Newton and Toshiba e335 is my current and last one (currently looking at the IPAQ 6315/6365).
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Reviews (1)

IPAQ 4in1 stylus.
The stylus is nice, works fine. I do not feel that it was worth what I paid for it. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Palm-powered PEG-S360 provides everything you need to stay organized and entertained. Slim and sleek, it's designed to fit your hand just as comfortably as it does your life. In addition to the 16 MB internal memory, the Memory Stick media expansion slot offers unlimited storage capability for all your favorite applications. Plus, the unique Jog Dial navigator provides easy access to your info.Read more

Features

• 16 MB memory stores thousands of contacts, appointments, to-do items, and notes
• Jog Dial navigator allows you to access phone numbers, notes, and more while keeping your other hand free
• View and edit Word and Excel documents
• Value-added software includes Amy Reiley's Pocket Gourmet and Pocket Vineyard, gMovie for watching video clips, and StreetFinder Express
• What's in the box: Clie Handheld, USB HotSync Cable, AC Adapter, Stylus, Installation CD-ROM,Applications Manual, Protective Cover

Reviews (63)

STILL a great value
The S-360 is a low-level PDA and an excellent value. I got mine in June of 2002, and it still works lik a charm.The SJ360 isn't flashy or colorful like some pocket PC (it's processor and monochrome screen are obviously below the task), but it handles functions like calendar, to-do, e-mail and phone-book, as well as allowing a big area for memos for whatever comes to mind. It's incredibly thin and light - much more so than the Visor Handspring I bought my wife the year before. It comes with 16MB of RAM, though it includes a slot for memory-sticks (which I haven't tried yet). Though using the same operating system as the Palm Pilot, Clies come with something unique, a jog-wheel - a wheel on the side that allows you to scroll through information while holding the unit with one hand. (I keep reaching for the wheel whenever using my wife's Visor.) Like similar PDAs, you can "Hotsync" to your computer - an absolute must (more on that in a sec). Using Hotsync, you can download the contents of your Clie for safekeeping. Hotsync works both ways - and you can download to your Palm information you've updated on your computer (saving you the trouble of having to do the same using the PDA's somewhat annoying interface). Installing the software on my XP computer was effortless, and with a USB cable, a typical Hotsync takes only a few seconds - so fast, you won't even miss that Hotsync cradle. I bought mine for the fun of having a new gadget, and now can't imagine leaving home without it.And again, that was back in 2002. Best pda for under 150
I have used other pda's from the time they came out.It always frustrated me that it was hard to easily navigate menus and the stylus wasnt very responsive.Ever since I got this model I have had no problems.The hotsync works very well and never misses any files as I have had before.One of the best features is the large memory allowing me to store my documents and contacts easily and not worrying of going over the limit.If this is your first pda then I would get it because it is reliable and simple to use.

Seller Maliciously Falsified Product Information-ON PURPOSE
I ordered a Sony Clie Handheld from this seller and he intentionally didn't list that the item is unusable, irrepairable, and worthless.After purchasing the item the seller stated this: "the sony clie has already been sent. As mentioned, it has not been tested and the screen is fixable by sony. go to sonystyle.com for more info."Read more

Subjects:  1. PEG, PEGS-360, PEG-S360, SONY S360, SONY 360, CLIE S360, CLIE 36    2. PEGS360, PEGS-360   

Editorial Review

The new Palm-powered PEG-NZ90 Clié handheld pushes the envelope of handheld computing, featuring the new Palm OS 5.0 as well as an ARM-compliant 200 MHz CPU for enhanced overall performance and exceptional multimedia experience.Read more

Features

• Built-in 2 Mega-Pixel Camera with flash and 2X digital zoom
• Built-in Bluetooth for wireless connectivity with peripherals
• Video recording (MPEG-4) and playback (MPEG-1, MPEG-4)
• Built-in MP3 audio player
• What's in the box: Clie handheld, USB cradle, USB cable, USB cable, Stylus, AC Adapter, AC Cable, Stereo headphones, Remote controller, Hand strap, Installation CD-ROM

Reviews (16)

Perfect gadget for enthusiasts
I had this PDA for almost two years now and it still works properly except that it's internal memory falls short compared to other PDAs. Most of it's people seems to complain it's battery usage especially when operating cameras but if you make your backlit screen minimal as possible, then the camera will last longer even with the flash. I do that all the time and usually gets me 50 shots with flash if used continuosly without quitting; quitting so would make results for your battery life different. MP3 works great but you'll need to format your mp3s to atrac3 using sony's software since all it playback is atrac3. I also recommand that you get at least 256mb of merory stick pro for this one; that way you can backup lots of data in case your pda screws up and also to store some video clips, games, works, etc. If you want to playback mp3s, buy the standard magicgate merory stick fot it; only those can playback atrac3s. This pda can access most of webpages too as long as it doesn't eat away too much of merory space. I hope this review helps some of those who wish to use it's built-in camera very efficiently because I know I did.

a piece of junk
Dont ever buy this product. It comes with a packet of junk softwares. Take for example audio player. It can only play files which has a frequency of 44.1KHz and data rate of 96kbps to 128kbps. However there are some awesome products out there, but since sony doesnt provide their API, these products dont work for nz90. A jack of all trades - master of none
It may be a great idea to have a PDA and camera combo, but this product is not it.It has the best screen I have seen (big and bright); excellent game selections; but is cumbersome due to the flip screen and ridiculous stylus storage.Read more

Features

• Microsoft® Windows Mobile® 5.0 for Pocket PC with Security Feature Pack and Samsung® SC32442 400 MHz Processor
• Integrated SiRFstarIII GPS receiver and pre-installed navigation software and maps
• 3.5 inch Transmissive QVGA color display with LED backlight, powersave mode, and anti-glare coating and integrated microphone, speaker and one 3.5 mm jack with stereo-earphone output
• Removable/rechargeable 1700 mAh lithium-ion user replaceable battery and AC Power input: 100-240 Vac, 50/60 Hz and USB 1.2 Client supported via mini-USB connector and one SD card slot
• Dimensions in inches: 4.74 x 3.00 x 0.65 and weighs 5.99 oz with battery

Features

• Palm OS version 5.2, i.MXL application processor, 32 MB RAM
• Built-in 310K Pixels CMOS Camera with 2x Digital Zoom (JPEG, 640 x 480 resolution)
• High resolution TFT Color Display (320 x 320 dots, 65,536 colors)
• Integrated Memory Stick slot (compatible with optional Memory Stick Pro media)
• Internal lithium-ion polymer rechargeable battery

Reviews (30)

BUYER BEWARE!
I purchased my Sony PEG TJ27 and it worked great for the first 6 months then the battery died, then the screen light phased out.What a nightmare, Spend the extra money for a PALM, you'll be much happier.

Problems, problems, ...
First I could not sync. Returned the unit to Sony for repair (warranty). Then they forgot to ship the sync cable back with the unit. Now, after the warranty period, the camera on the Cli� no longer works - a message says "the lens cover is closed" but it is not... So I can't use the camera in the unit any more. I will go back to Palm next time...

DON'T DO IT!
After a little over a year, my PEG-TJ27 is useless.I had to return it to SONY support within 2 months due to screen issues...and that alone was a nightmare trying to get it fixed.The latest is my battery died and I cannot recharge it.I plug it into the cables, and it comes on for about 10 seconds then shuts down and the recharge light is off...will not recharge...
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Features

• Protects your PDA from any damages
• Handmade from finest soft leather.

Editorial Review

Packaged in an attractive, sleek design, the Toshiba e740 Pocket PC features a familiar user interface and tools powered by Microsoft Windows Pocket PC 2002. It's the first Pocket PC to be equipped with a blindingly fast 400 MHz Intel XScale processor, vastly improving application switching and multimedia playback. The Toshiba e740 is equipped with built-in slots for both Secure Digital (SD) and CompactFlash (CF) memory and module cards. It also features integrated wireless Bluetooth and WLAN capabilities, and is Wi-Fi-ready.Read more

Features

• Lightweight, thin Pocket PC with 64 MB RAM and 32 MB ROM and blazing fast 400 MHz XScale processor
• Dual expansion capabilties: built-in CompactFlash and Secure Digital (SD) slots
• 240 x 320 pixel TFT LCD screen displays more than 64,000 colors
• Integrated Wi-Fi capability
• What's in the box: e740, USB cradle, AC adapter, stylus, soft slipcase, quick-start card, warranty card, software

Reviews (175)

What a peice . . .
I have tried everything that I can think of to make this $500+ PDA work for me. It has been back to Toshiba twice. I puchased the PA3197U 1BRL "high capacity battery pack." It is still the single worst electronics purchase of my life.