Editorial Review

Get a complete communication, organization, and productivity package with the Palm i705 handheld. Send and automatically receive your business and personal e-mail with end-to-end security via the wireless connection (Palm.Net service required). Easily view, edit, and create Word- and Excel-compatible files, and view and share PowerPoint files. And keep your busy life in check with Palm's classic, intuitive organization applications.Read more

Features

• Integrated wireless connectivity in a slim package
• Send and receive corporate and personal e-mail and get access to the Web without an external modem
• Stay in touch with AOL Instant Messenger
• 8 MB memory stores thousands of contacts, appointments, to-do items, and notes
• Built-in Secure Digital expansion card slot

Reviews (30)

shoddy
I suppose this might be a cool device if it actually functioned properly.Almost from the second I unwrapped it there were problems - it freezes every other day.I don't know how much data I've lost cumulatively.I don't even want a replacement, I want a different model.I'll even take a "lesser" model.If Palm support fails me (which I hear is likely) I'm going back to handspring.

WHAT'S A LAPTOP?
As a New York Criminal and Divorce attorney, I swear the 1-705 is Inferior
I received the i705 for Christmas.I have had nothing but trouble with the product.The Infrared radio didn't work.I tried for several weeks!The absolute worst part , however, was Palm's customer service.If you think they are out there to help you, you are wrong.They agreed (after several phone calls), to replace the unit.This was a new unit that they finally agreed to replace. After reading the fine print, I realized they were going to send me a reconditioned unit, and by now, there are better products on the market. Curiously enough, the unit still hasn't arrived. Additionally, you need to sign up for their service, which is pricey.IfI have to have a reconditoned unit, I may as well have the top of the line reconditioned PDA.The price on this unit has come down considerably, I guess there is a reason.Oh, and the customer service department may be suffering from post Christmas stress, as they were a bit touchy, to say the least. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. i-705, 705, VII, VIIx    2. PDA, Organizer   

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 Pocket PC e330, USB Cradle, 10W AC Adapter, 1-Stylus, Soft Slip Case, Quick Start Card, User Manual, Warranty Card

Reviews (16)

Battery continually loses it's mind
I bought this unit about 2 years ago and love the features it has. Unfortunately some days the battery and the unit works fine, the next day it loses the entire battery and the unit is completely dead with no data left. Basically on good days the unit uses about 10% battery life, on bad days the entire battery will go all at once.
Total Waste of Money
I bought the e330 and about 25 days later, the unit refused to turn on. The battery had been FULLY charged. I had noticed the unit started to shutdown by itself a few days prior. Eventually it just refused to turn on. I had babied the e330 since day one and tried to give PDAs a chance, but I went back to a notepad and pen. It only cost me $1 max.
The worst mistake I've ever made
I purchased my pocket PC on April 2003.This is so far the worst mistake I've ever made, it crashes constantly and it looses all the information stored in file at all times.The battery life is approximately close to garbage and their customer service is terrible, far from efficient, inpolite, and quite lazy.Had I known this product was a piece of garbage, I would have never, never bought it.In fact, I don't think I will ever purchase a Toshiba product EVER AGAIN. ... Read more

Features

• Dazzling transflective TFT color display with an LED backlight
• Flexible expansion options
• Mobile versions of familiar applications like Microsoft Outlook, Word, and Excel
• Entertainment on the go with games, music, and video
• What's in the box: iPaQ 1935, Stylus, Removable/Rechargeable 900 mAh Lithium-lon battery, AC adapter, USB cable, User Manual

Reviews (44)

Cheap, easy... Multi-purpose wonder
This PDA is great.The small size allows it to fit in my pocket where I can play music off a storage card while I am biking.The processor is adequate enough for relatively intense games.The battery life is pretty long, I can listen to music for hours (beware of backlight, though.)It has everything you'll need: all apps in pocket windows (also Resco Explorer), recorder, speaker, bright screen, infrared...It doesn't have wireless or bluetooth though.The only annoyances are an audio jack that does not comply with the standard audio plug, you have to carry a mini-converter.Also the charger is inconvenient; there's no dock, and it doesn't fit well into the PDA.
I've also had mine for about 2 years...
I have had very few problems with my 1935.It needs the occasional soft reset, but that may be attributed to the PIM and Today plug-in I downloaded.The screen on mine has stayed in great shape, and I let my 4 year old "draw" in the notes area!!(And, yes, she has dropped it without the screen shattering!)Would recommend to anyone who needs a great organizer without wireless capability.

I've been using mine for a couple of years now
No problems with it. I've dropped it several times, with and without its case on, and nothing has broken. I use it every day, and didn't use a screen protector for about 8 months.
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Editorial Review

The Compaq iPAQ 3135 is one of the most stylish Pocket PCs on the market. Unlike its highly sought-after sibling, the iPAQ 3635, this model has gone largely unnoticed, despite the fact that the iPAQ 3135 has one distinct advantage: longer battery life. This is because it comes with a 15-grayscale display that, while not as sexy as the full-color screen of the 3635, is eminently usable. Read more

Features

• All the power of a Pocket PC with a crisp grayscale display
• 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
• 16 MB RAM and 16 MB Flash ROM
• What's in the box: iPaQ 3135, Two Styli, Vinyl slipcase, AC adapter, USB cable, Rechargeable Lithium Polymer battery, CompactFlash Jacket, iPaQ Expansion Pack system, 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

• Bundle includes: HP iPAQ h1945, iPAQ Bluetooth GPS, Streets & Trips, 128 MB SD memory card, StarCaddy free trial version
• Includes mobile versions of Microsoft Office: Pocket Outlook, Word, and Excel
• Integrated Bluetooth for wireless communication with other Bluetooth devices
• Wireless print to local printers via Bluetooth or infrared port
• Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 for Pocket PC Operating System

Editorial Review

The Compaq iPAQ 3975 Pocket PC boasts an Intel XScale processor, extreme battery life, a dazzling, full-color display, and a wealth of comprehensive wireless solutions via optional expansion packs.Read more

Features

• 3.78-inch low power 16-bit color transflective TFT LCD with white backlight, 240x320 resolution
• 400 MHz Intel X-Scale processor, 64 MB SDRAM
• Bluetooth integrated
• SecureDigital card expansion slot
• What's in the box: iPaQ H3975, Stylus pen, AC Adapter, 1400 mAh Lithium Polymer rechargeable battery, USB Cradle, User manual

Reviews (15)

Be Careful
I have a similar unit and for the most part it works OK.However, HP decided to use only a SD expansion slot.Very few accessories go into this slot.Most accessories require a larger CF slot which some of the competition offer on their units.For HP you must by a CF slot accessory + the GPS unit or camera, etc.

You'll keep on paying.
In my experience, the problem with Ipaq has been reliability. I bought top-of-the-line at a cost which should have provided me equipment that would work. First the little spring that holds the stylus in place gave out. HP/Compaq did cover this by stretching the warranty, so the only cost to me was the hassle and a couple of replacement styluses at $5 a pop. Then the battery died, after I'd had the unit for about 18 months. What was really distressing was the refusal on the part of the service "support" people to recognize this as any sort of problem -- they were so busy trying to think of creative explanations involving things I might have done wrong that nobody would acknowledge that if customers who buy an Ipaq have to budget $50.00 a year for battery replacement that represents a quality control issue at the old Ipaq factory. Do what my wife did -- order a Dell and include a back-up battery in the package.

2 Month User
I've had the Palm III, Palm V, Palm VII, and a BlackBerry so I consider myself a long-time PDA user. I've had the 3975 for about 2 months; here are my observations.Read more

Features

• Fits most flip phones. Please visit www.Krusell.se for complete compatibility list
• Includes Spring Clip.
• Multidapt Clip system
• Genuine Leather case
• Extra flexible in its fitting to various devices due to the elastic material on the side and bottom of the case

Features

• Interactive universal remote
• Pocket PC 2002
• 400MHz Intel PXA250
• What's in the box: 3950, docking cradle, lithium-polymer rechargeable battery, software

Editorial Review

The Handspring Visor Edge proves what Palm V owners have known for some time: bulk is bad. Although we used to be overjoyed at the prospect of using any handheld organizer that was smaller than an attaché case, the Visor Edge has completely spoiled us on the superiority of slimness.Read more

Features

• Ultrathin, light handheld with cutting-edge design
• 8 MB RAM stores thousands of addresses, appointments, to-do items, and more
• Features address book, to-do list, memo pad, date book, advanced calculator, and world clock
• Supports optional expansion modules for MP3 player, pager, modem, GPS, video games, and more
• What's in the box: Visor Edge, USB HotSync cradle, 8 MB RAM, rechargeable lithium ion batteries, metal flip cover, metal stylus, AC power adapter, Springboard expansion slot, Palm Desktop software for Windows and Mac

Reviews (100)

Best Thing In The World I've had mine for 4 years
Had it for 4 years and dropped it countless times never broke I've throne it don't ask me why (a drunk Story) and it has never given me errors or anything if you want A NICE PDA OR I SHOULD SAY AUSOME, GREAT, OR EVEN THE BEST pda i suggest palm visor edge!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Better than an address book
The learning curve for this PDA is about as short as it gets. Many functions that are extremely useable for most students as well as business people. DataBase products available to create your own lists and functionality. Durable and Hotsyncs easily with all Windows products. Recharges in the cradle in a very short period of time and holds the charge exceptionally well compared to most color type screens. For the money and memory size this ones hard to beat!

Almost 3 years latter...
Practical, portable, durable, expandable, and it looks good.Read more

Features

• 1 Year Replacment Warranty If Purchased Through PC MicroStore
• Val Motorola SLVR L7 12V DC Car Charger ** see picture by clicking on "See larger images and other views"
• 12V Car Charger: Durable coil cord for extendable reach and use, Provides power to your phone while simultaneously charging your phone's battery, Small and lightweight for convenience, portability and storage, A Motorola Original battery will be charged to 90% capacity within two to three hour, Voltage 12-24V DC
• Val Silicone Skin: Molded silicone for perfect fitting, Skin tight coverage over the SLVR L7, Prevents minor scratches and dents, Full access to all control and camera while inside the case

Editorial Review

The Handspring Visor Deluxe is the hot new handheld that runs the popular Palm OS, so it's compatible with thousands of existing applications. It's also expandable with Springboard modules that can add extra memory or a modem, or transform your Visor into an MP3 player, video game, GPS receiver, and more. Plus, its fast-synchronizing USB connection is compatible with both the PC and Macintosh.Read more

Features

• 8 MB RAM stores thousands of addresses, appointments, to-do items, memos, and more
• Fully compatible with thousands of Palm OS applications
• Supports optional expansion modules for MP3 player, pager, modem, GPS, video games, and more
• Important note: If you are running Windows 95/NT or using a non-USB Macintosh, you must order the Serial HotSync Cradle separately
• What's in the box: Visor Deluxe, HotSync cradle, stylus, snap cover, leather slip case, Palm Desktop software, two AAA batteries

Reviews (400)

Lasted Four Years - I weep for Palm
I am filled with feelings of anger and despair as I see the once great Palm Corporation in its death throes.I bought my first Handspring Visor Deluxe in early 2001 for $250 -- had it stolen 11 months later -- and bought another refurbished one from Handspring in Feb 2002 for just $100.The device gave me outstanding service until it died just a few days after its 4th (re)birthday.A refurbished device lasting 4 years!Since yesterday I have been looking for a replacement, inexpensive PalmOS handheld.Unfortunatlely, there is only PalmOne (or whatever they are called now) corporation left (having swallowed Handspring) and the PalmOS has been sold to a Japanese company.The reviews for Palm's current products -- nearly all from longtime loyal Palm-product users -- nearly uniformly slam the products.
Visor Deluxe Blue
The best at this price. Like the color and functions. Mine has latest longer than some comparable higher end models. Life saver when trying to keep a busy life organized. Great optional backlight feature.

The Best
Even though it is expensve, it is a palm pilot. You can plug it in via USB. It is a good PDA. ... Read more

Features

• MODEL- NN-403P12 VENDOR- SIIG, INC FEATURES- 1394 DV-Cam Kit-V 3-port 1394 (FireWire) adapter with deluxe DV editing software (with MPEG2 support) and 1394 DV cable. Three external IEEE 1394 (FireWire) ports support DV camcorders, hard disk drives, removable drivers, scanners, printers and other 1394 audio/video devices including TV, VCR, DVD with data transfer rates up to 400Mb/s. Works with So

Editorial Review

The Handspring Visor Edge is a thin, lightweight Palm OS organizer thatcombines cutting-edge design with all the expansion capabilities you've come toexpect in a Visor handheld. It's all metal--from the stylus to the protectiveflip cover--and features a rechargeable battery that charges in the included USBdocking cradle. Read more

Features

• Ultrathin, light handheld with cutting-edge design
• 8 MB RAM stores thousands of addresses, appointments, to-do items, and more
• Features address book, to-do list, memo pad, date book, advanced calculator, and world clock
• Supports optional expansion modules for MP3 player, pager, modem, GPS, video games, and more
• What's in the box: Visor Edge, USB HotSync cradle, 8 MB RAM, rechargeable lithium ion batteries, metal flip cover, metal stylus, AC power adapter, Springboard expansion slot, Palm Desktop software for Windows and Mac

Reviews (100)

Best Thing In The World I've had mine for 4 years
Had it for 4 years and dropped it countless times never broke I've throne it don't ask me why (a drunk Story) and it has never given me errors or anything if you want A NICE PDA OR I SHOULD SAY AUSOME, GREAT, OR EVEN THE BEST pda i suggest palm visor edge!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Better than an address book
The learning curve for this PDA is about as short as it gets. Many functions that are extremely useable for most students as well as business people. DataBase products available to create your own lists and functionality. Durable and Hotsyncs easily with all Windows products. Recharges in the cradle in a very short period of time and holds the charge exceptionally well compared to most color type screens. For the money and memory size this ones hard to beat!

Almost 3 years latter...
Practical, portable, durable, expandable, and it looks good.Read more

Features

• Wireless enabled!
• Pocket PC 2002
• 48MB ROM/400MHz processor
• What's in the box: iPaQ 3970, Rechargeable battery, Stylus, Protective cover pack, Universal cradle for both USB and serial connections, AC adapter, DC adapter plug, User Manual

Editorial Review

Make travel time enjoyable and productive, stay in touch with friends and colleagues, and perform all your essential business tasks away from the office with the HP iPaq HX2190 Pocket PC. The HX2190 lets you connect wirelessly and securely to e-mail servers, mobile messaging services, the Internet, and company networks while eating at a cafe, staying at a hotel, or killing time at a train station or airport, as long as the business is equipped with a WiFi hot spot. As a result, it's never been easier to work on important Microsoft Word or Excel docs while traveling or trade e-mails with business partners--all without hauling along a cumbersome laptop. Add in the ability to watch video, listen to music, and access your PC-based calendar and you have an ideal device for the modern on-the-go professional. Read more

Features

• Powerful Pocket PC with 312 MHz Intel XScale processor and Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system
• Integrated WiFi (802.11b) and Bluetooth networking; 64 MB RAM and 128 MB flash ROM
• Expandable via CompactFlash type II (CF) and Secure Digital (SDIO) slots; IR and USB sync ports
• 3.5-inch transflective TFT display with 64,000 colors; rechargeable lithium-ion battery for long life
• Includes HP encryption security; measures 4.71 x 3.01 x 0.65 inches (W x H x D); 1-year warranty

Features

• Type: 1 type A USB to 1 Palm PDA connector
• Max data transfer rate: 12MBps
• Expands from: 4" to 30"
• Compatible with: Palm Tungsten C, W, T, T2, T3, & Zire 71

Features

• Val Motorola V3 Razr 12V DC Car Charger ** see picture by clicking on "See larger images and other views
• Protect your Motorola RAZR V3 / V3c with this front and back Protector Shield. Protector shield is a set of form-fitting face and back plates that protect your cell phone without adding a lot of bulk. Includes hard plastic protective plates that attaches to the front, back and sides of the phone. Protector Plate has openings for volume/side buttons, camera lens, charger jack and speakers which allows access to all phone functions. Furthermore, flip action of the phone is not affected. Easy snap-on installation; no disassembly is needed. Suitable for Motorola RAZR V3 and V3C only
• 12V Car Charger: Durable coil cord for extendable reach and use, Provides power to your phone while simultaneously charging your phone's battery, Small and lightweight for convenience, portability and storage, A Motorola Original battery will be charged to 90% capacity within two to three hour, Voltage 12-24V DC

Editorial Review

Extend your office everywhere you go and access corporate databases, your PC, and the Internet, all with Clio. The powerful combination of innovative design and the Microsoft Windows CE operating system makes Clio the ideal PC companion for a variety of business and corporate users. Clio represents a completely new way of interacting and communicating with your PC, your network, and the Internet when you're out of the office and on the go. Because Clio includes the essentials of the most popular Microsoft desktop applications, you can work and stay productive virtually anywhere. And, thanks to Clio's flexible design and communications capabilities, you'll always want it with you to stay in touch and up to date.Read more

Features

• 32 MB RAM
• 9.4-inch 640 x 480 DSTN display with 65,000 colors, backlight, and touch panel
• Built-in faxing, network, PC remote access, and Internet connection
• 3 ways to enter data: keyboard, touch screen, and CalliGrapher natural handwriting
• What's in the box: Clio C-1050, Lithium Ion Rechargeable Battery, Backup Battery Rechargeable Lithium Coin Cell, AC Adapter, Serial cable, Stylus, RJ11 phone cable, User Manual

Reviews (9)

Can't get it back from my wife
I bought the Clio C-1000 about 3 years ago and have yet to see a product of the same form and functionality as either model.I bought it to replace a dearly loved Newton 2100, and fell in love with it from the moment I opened the box.With a battery life of 8-10 hours and a key board, you can't beat the verisility of the machine.Once I purchased my Handspring Visor, my wife took the opertunity to start using the Clio for her job, and I yet to get it back from her.I am currentlt contemplating replacing my outdated laptop with a new C-1050 model.You can't beat this machine for it features, use of use, compatibility of file formats and the "WOW! what's that!?" factor when people see you using it.The only thing that would make these units better would be the addition of Pocket PC2002 (or even Linix). Maybe next time ...
The Clio was a good idea, but doesn't meet expectations. The passive matrix screen is difficult to read. The keyboard is small and curved making touch-typing difficult. The unit itself is a bit heavy and ackward to lug around compared to some of the latest (and smallest laptops). With a max resolution of 800x600, images and video look cheap. There are NO output ports on the unit itself - you have to hard-link to a computer even to print! No VGA-out for use with a projector. Not even a PS-2 or USB port! The handwriting recognizer works about 3/4 of the time. That is, in a page of handwritten notes, you'll have to manually correct about 1/4 of the page. It does slightly better on single words or sentences. My recommendation: Take the [amt] that you'd spend on the Clio and add to it the [amt] you'd spend on a Pocket PC and buy a decent laptop.

Fabulous
The Clio is working great for me.I've been using it for about two weeks so far. First of all, it looks very small (and is light) when closed, but the 9.4" screen is great, wwaaaayy better than the Jornada's tiny screen. The folding arms are awesome and Tablet mode is cool too. The handwriting recognition actually works, it recognized most of my handwriting right away and I've further fine tuned it's settings since so it's even better. Recognizes cursive very well too. The C-1050 is twice as fast as the C-1000 and Mobilon Tri-Pad (by Sharp). There's virtually no delay in opening things. No booting up either, since it runs on WinCE and just suspends when you're done using it. Battery life is excellent! It isn't ten hours, but at least 6 on medium brightness & contrast. Synchronization worked without problems using the included software. It's definitely 10 times better than a Palm and in my opinion better than a laptop unless you need to be doing graphics or using Windows programs which don't come on CE as well. I highly recommend it. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Get the memory, versatility, and speed of a much more expensive handheld with the affordable Handspring Visor Neo. This striking, blue handheld comes with 8 MB of memory, allowing you plenty of space to store thousands of names, addresses, appointments, memos, to-do items, expense items, and e-mails. Plus, the Visor Neo runs with a fast 33 MHz Motorola Dragonball VZ processor--the same as in the Visor Edge.Read more

Features

• Affordable handheld with 8 MB RAM stores thousands of addresses, appointments, to-do items, and more
• Built-in address book, to-do list, memo pad, date book, advanced calculator, and world clock
• Use expansion slot to turn the Visor Neo into an MP3 player, modem, GPS receiver, and more with optional Springboard modules
• Runs Palm operating system works with thousands of Palm OS applications; compatible with Windows 98, Me, and 2000 and Mac System 8.5 or later
• What's in the box: Visor Neo, USB HotSync cradle, Stylus, 8 MB RAM, Two AAA batteries, Snap cover, Desktop synchronization software for Windows and Mac

Reviews (40)

Good for Beginners but watch out....
I have had my Neo for about 6 months now and use it several times an hour as I am a therapist trying to keep up with appointments and phone numbers all day in and out of the office. This thing had become like my right hand until last week when the batteries went dead. As before, I fetched some new batteries, put them in the back, closed the compartment, but...no power. Tried several other sets of batteries, still no power. My heart sank, considering all my appointments for the day (not to mention the month and previous few months) were in there and I had no idea what I was supposed to be doing that afternoon. After several attempts, the Neo powered back on but guess what? ALL MY INFORMATION WAS ERASED. Thankfully, I had hotsynched about 2 weeks before this event but not often enough to retrieve any information for the last two weeks or the following month. I have spent a solid week recompiling my appointments and phone numbers but, even so, all the phone numbers have my fax number in parenthesis before the actual number. I don't understand that, but whatever, it was easy to erase all that. Lesson learned here: if you purchase one of these, hotsynch daily and be careful of technical glitches in the programming. Myself, I am returning this and shopping for a color PDA NOT made by Handspring.

rock solid handheld
I have owned my handspring visor neo for more than a year and a half now.The machine is extremely reliable.It has never crashed on me, despite falling on the floor multiple times.The machine has never had any problems hot synching with the internet or any problems beaming with other handhelds.I use it daily as a medicine intern and rely heavily on epocrates and 5 minute clinical consult programs.The software is outstanding--very detailed and easy to use and continually updated and improving.Finally, the machine is reasonably priced when compared with other devices of similar utility.I have friends who paid more and received defective devices, and I feel lucky to have bought this one. Best buy for a beginner
Basicly, what I want from a PDA include organization functions, being compatible with the majority of softwares available and the potential to expend the memory. With a resonable price, handspring Visor Neo gives me all! With plenty of Palm OS freeware, easy and quick synchronization, my PDA just become more and more valuable! And boy, they have the best customer support team in the world! ... Read more

Editorial Review

Hewlett Packard's 560 line of Jornada PDAs includes the 64 MB 568 and our 32 MB Jornada 565, members of the first batch of Pocket PCs to ship with Microsoft's new Pocket PC 2002 operating system.Read more

Features

• Color Pocket PC with 32 MB of RAM with Microsoft's Pocket PC 2002 operating
• Built-in CompactFlash slot lets you add memory, accessories
• Vibrant 16-bit color display provides clear view indoors and out
• Rechargeable lithium-polymer battery lasts 14 hours
• What's in the box: Jornada 565, Stylus, Flip cover and case, Rechargeable lithium-polymer battery pack, CR-2032 backup battery, AC adapter, USB cradle, Documentation pack, Pocket PC Companion CD

Reviews (6)

WITHOUT UPGRADE
A few days ago I asked HP the upgrade to Pocket Windows 2003 for my Jornada 565, bought at Amazon on May 30, 2002. They answered they are not planning to give any upgrade to Jornadas because Compaq IPacs are now the mainstream line of pocket PCs from HP. A year after the purchase I have an obsolete tool and I think this is very unfair for HP customers.

WITHOUT UPGRADE
Hewlett-Packard support have just tell me that they will not upgrade any Jornada to Pocket PC 2003 operating system, and they will only support Compaq I-Pac as HP I-Pac mainstream Pocket PCs. I bought in Amazon a Jornada 565 in May 2002, and now I have an obsolete tool. I think this is very unfair. I have invested ... in the Jornada 565 and Hewlett-Packard forgets his customers to only give upgrades to Compaq customers. If you are thinking about buying an HP product, think twice: maybe they are thinking to merge with anybody else and live you without support.

King of the PDA
Ever since I bought my 565 I have loved it. It has been my trusted companion. It also makes a supperior MP3 Player, as it syncs well with Windows Media Player on my PC. It also is the perfect medium to write letters (Pocket Word), Manage your money and investment (MS Money for PPC), The best universal remote(TV Remote), and a better note taker that a giant Tablet PC. And it has a wonderfull hard cover to protect the screen. Despite loving it so much, It is impossable to find parts for it in Canada. Since it is discontinued you can not get a replacement stylus, or assesories. And I've had to get the screen replaced once, and the second time is comming soon. And the dust is impossable to get out. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Casio    2. Handheld (Hand Held)    3. Hewlett Packard (Hewlett-Packard)    4. Hewlett-Packard (Hewlett, Packard, HP)    5. Personal Digital Assistant (PDA, Electronic Organizer)    6. Pocket PC (PCs)