Features

• Over 400,000 words, idioms, irregular verbs
• Medical, technical, business, legal terms
• Game, calendar, telephone directory, schedule, anniversary list
• Currency and metric conversion, home and world time, alarm, calculator
• High-speed data communication with PC

Reviews (12)

Ectaco EI200D is very good.
This is a great machine for the price. The word database is more than adequate at over 400 thousand words.I don't have the battery problems that some customers have.I attribute this to the mfr making corrections based on customer complaints. I notice that my manual is dated 2005, and that the battery cover is plastic. The plastic cover obviously negates the requirement to place an insulator between the batteries and the cover.There is no problem with contrast either. The contrast is easily controlled with the contrast knob to give me optimum brightness.I've been using the unit for about two weeks.I don't know how long the two CR1220 batteries will last. I have no complaint with the unit but one suggestion for enhancement. And that would be inclusion of definitions of acronyms.
Solid value and dependability
I found this device really good at what it is meant to do - namely replace a regular paper dictionary. The vocabulary base was suitably inclusive and the search functions make it really quick and easy to find the words I am looking for. I haven't had any problem with the batteries myself and when I called customer service about how to use some of the bonus software, I was treated well.
Don't Buy This Product
The first one didn't work from the start and I returned it to Amazon.Com.The second one drained the batteries in a matter of days. I returned that one...The replacement had the same problems.The fourth one worked a little better. I kept replacing the batteries every month or two. I just replaced all three batteries and it doesn't work at all.It is not worth all the hassle.The product has some serious design flaws. It should be taken off the market until the problems are corrected. ... Read more

Features

• Supports the following brands of television set -Emerson, Fisher, GE, Goldstar, Hitachi, JVC, LXI, Magnavox, Mitsubishi, NEC, Panasonic, Philco, Philips, Pioneer, Quasar, RCA, Samsung, Sanyo, Sharp, Sony, Sylvania, Symphonic, & Toshiba
• Supports the following brands of cable box -Jerrold, Panasonic, Philips, Pioneer, & Scientific Atlantic
• Learning Function -memorizes up to 16 sets of infrared data
• 8-digital calculator (addition, subtraction, multiplication, & division)
• 1/100 second stopwatch (measuring capacity -23 - 59'59 / measuring mode -net time, split time, 1st-2nd place times)

Reviews (2)

Fun and advantage.
The great problem... Where is the TV control... Ok. Whit this wacht,that problem it's gone.

This Item Rocks
This Casio watch is very very great.It has many features like the tv remote.You can also use it as a calculator.If you don't buy this, your crazy.It can measure capacity and much more.Perfect for a gift too ... Read more

Features

• Intel processor at a blazing 300MHz
• Pocket versions of familiar applications like Outlook, Word, and Excel
• 3.5" transreflective color display
• Analog resistance sensitive touch panel
• Secure Digital slot for greater storage and expansion

Reviews (11)

dependable PDA
I have had it for two years and it has never let me down. Getting ready to add a wifi SD card to it.

Excellent
I have this pda for about 6 months now and i love it. I had a sony clie before this which went dead on me so i was in the market searching for another pda. The sole reason i went for pocket pc rather than palm os was the wifi capability (Now i think palm os also offers wifi?) e805 has built in wifi but is more expensive than this one and is heavier also (bought this one cause its cheaper than 805) so what i did was bought sd wifi card and voila! i m online. This unit is thin, light and beautiful. You can easily carry it in your shirt pocket and wont be bothered by its weight or size. Screen is bright enough, no problems there. The only reason i have given it 4 rather than 5 stars is cause sometimes it would hang on me and i would have to reset it. Now i dont know if its all pocket pc which do this or is it some software glitch , so i thought would take the rating down a bit. All in all its a good one and is recommended. I wanted a well lit bright screen for my pda which this one has.

Excelent pocket pc for the money
This is a very fast ppc. Every thing is fantastic, the color of the unit, the resolution.
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Editorial Review

Powerful multimedia and productivity wrapped in an attractive body, the Palm-powered Sony Clié PEG-NR70V offers great organizational tools, a built-in digital camera, and an MP3 audio player. You also get exclusive Sony features like the Memory Stick media expansion slot and Remote Commander software.Read more

Features

• Built-in digital camera for taking photos on the go; save files on optional Memory Sticks
• High-resolution reflective color display includes front lights for excellent visibility indoors and outdoors
• Built-in MP3 audio player; includes stylish headphones and remote control
• 16 MB memory, 66 Mhz processor
• What's in the box: Clie handheld, Headphones, Audio remote controller, USB HotSync cradle, AC adapter, Stylus, installation CD-ROM, application guide

Reviews (48)

This PDA Is Excellent
I just bought this PDA and it is everything I could hope for.Sony struck a pot of gold with this one.Get a memory card (128 mb maybe) and you have enough memory for thousands of applications.I had trouble with Sonic Stage, but I am assuming I can figure it out. The camera works great.The keyboard is not good with numbers, but you can use the on screen one for that.If you have any further questions e-mail me at ryanj0@belleville.k12.wi.us

Super PDA for the Price
My wife bought this for me and I love it! The previous PDAs I have owned were not nearly as high tech. I certainly could not say more about the wonderful camera features than the other reviewer. As for all the other features all I can say is they work great. I have had mine about six months now and I have used them all and I have not had any problems. I mainly use it for my DVD and CD databases and games, but all the capabilities are amazing. I also highly recommend getting the Belkin USB Sync/Charge cable. It sure beats using a Sync/Charge Cradle since it is easy to carry anywhere.

Ahead of its time.....
Back when this Clie came out, it was the first with integrated keyboard and a built-in digital camera.Two years later, it is still ahead of many handheld devices!One neat feature: remote controller!MP3 player is another nice feature, so check out the used Clie's. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Say good-bye to your bulky paper planner. The easy-to-use, affordablePalm IIIe handheld is all the organizer you need. Store thousands of names,addresses, appointments, memos, to-do items, expense items, even e-mail. You'llnever worry about losing your important information, because the Palm IIIehandheld lets you synchronize and back up everything with your PC at the touchof a button. Plus, you can easily customize your organizer by choosing fromthousands of add-on applications. The Palm IIIe handheld gives you everythingyou need to manage your busy life. ... Read more

Features

• 2 MB RAM
• Holds up to 6,000 addresses, 5 years of appointments, 1,500 to-do items, and more
• Measures 4.7 by 3.2 by 0.7 inches and weighs 6 ounces
• Synchronizes fast with your PC or Macintosh
• What's in the box: Palm IIIe handheld, Palm Desktop organizer software, 2 AAA alkaline batteries, DB-25 adapter, Getting Started guide, handbook, HotSync cradle

Reviews (35)

best PDA you can get
I recieved this product today and I LOVE it!!! If you want to get organized or, like me, keep track of school assignments or addresses this PDA is perfect. If you want a basic,low-price PDA that can do anything an expensive model can, I would strongly recommend this product!

Excellent for basics!
If you are looking for a basic handheld organizer, the Palm IIIe is worth considering.I have been using my Palm for the past few years, and it has never given me a problem.I'll admit that I probably don't use it to its full capabilities, but for everyday usage it is fine. currently THE BEST Palm you can get
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Editorial Review

An impressive update of the Toshiba, e740, the e755 offers better display, faster processor speed, and more memory, plus wireless capability and a host of multimedia features. Read more

Features

• A powerful wireless Pocket PC packed with multimedia features
• Super-sized memory: 64 MB RAM, 32 MB ROM, plus a 32 MB Flash disk
• Integrated Wi-Fi wireless connectivity
• Crisp 3.8" transreflective color display
• What's in the box: Toshiba Pocket PC e755, USB Cradle, 10W AC Adapter, 1-Stylus, Soft Slip Case, Quick Start Card and Warranty Card

Reviews (61)

not an mp3 player
if you want an mp3 player buy an ipod. it makes me sick.

Do Not Buy Toshiba Products
First off, the 755e PDA is very fragile and resets constantly and was poorly engineered.When it works, it is very nice.However, the buttons are easiy hit, so no matter how you carry it, the unit comes on and drains the battery.I sent mine back to Toshiba under warranty for repair, because the touchscreen went out, the serial number on back was worn off because the unit label wears off after a couple of months use.I enclosed the original serial number label from the box with a letter explaining the malfunction. Toshiba sent me a replacement unit, then later they charged my credit card for $499 (price of a new one at the time) and sent my old one back, because they said it did not have a serial number.The tech support person I was dealing with originally would never return my call, nor did the support manager.I thus, gave up since it would cost more to sue them than I lost.In the end, I ended up with a refurb unit for the price of a new one, that also failed after 1 year of use.Therefore, in my opinion, Toshiba's warranty is worthless and the unit will likely not last more than a year or two before it has major issues. You can take the risk if you want to, but I will never buy another Toshiba product of any kind as long as I live.They burned me once, but never again.

Very Satisfied... Some small problems
I've had my e755 for over two years now and have been satisfied with its performance.
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Editorial Review

The Palm-powered PEG-NX60 Clié handheld provides everything you need to stay entertained and organized. It features Palm OS 5.0 and an ARM-compliant 200 MHz CPU for enhanced overall performance and exceptional multimedia experience.Read more

Features

• MPEG-1 and MPEG-4 video playback
• Integrated wireless communication slot
• High-resolution TFT color display (320 x 480 pixels)
• 16 MB of RAM, 16 MB of ROM, Memory Stick expansion slot
• What's in the box: Clie handheld, USB cradle (for HotSync operation), Stylus, AC Adapter, Stereo headphones, Remote controller, Plug adapter, Plug adapter attachment, Hand strap, Installation CD-ROM, Application Guide

Reviews (20)

Couldn't live without my Clie PEGNX60
I've enjoyed my Clie for three years and the only problem I've experienced was when it became necessary to send the unit back to Sony repair center in San Diego last month to replace the built in battery at a fixed cost of $135! Plus shipping expenses.
Olddie but still goodie!
I know this PDA is now old news but I must say that I absolutely love it!I find myself on the crossroads of whether to upgrade or not and it's killing me.I started many years ago with the Palm IIIxe, then briefly moved to the Pam Vx and then I purchased the Clie NX60.As fate would have it, before I even opened up the box, my office puchased PocketPC's for everyone.I never returned my Clie and it remained stored away in a closet.
Outstanding PDA
I bought this device for use at work.I work as an emergency medicine physician so I was looking for something that would be "almost" pocket size or just easy to carry around in scrubs.Read more

Editorial Review

The PEG-SJ22 Clié handheld provides everything you need to stay organized and entertained. Compact and lightweight, you can take your Clié handheld wherever you go.The high-resolution color screen shows images in full detail and color. 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 stored information. Finally, PEG-SJ22 comes bundled with a variety of entertainment and productivity applications to fit both your needs and your lifestyle.Read more

Features

• Palm OS version 4.1, DragonBall VZ 33 MHz processor, 16 MB RAM
• High-resolution TFT color display (320 x 320 pixels)
• USB (HotSync cable) and Infrared interface
• Lithium-ion rechargeable battery
• What's in the box: Clie handheld, USB Hotsync cable, AC adapter, AC cable, Stylus, Protective cover, installation CD-ROM

Reviews (67)

Long Term All Star
I have my Sony Clie PEG SJ22 for about four years now, and it's worked perfectly and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a good used or nearly new similar unit.
Some durability issues, but still a fair device
At the time this device was new, it was ahead of the game, pricewise and technology wise. Then palm came out with the 505, and now the palm 5.0 software and sony got out of the market quickly after only about 3 years.I have had this handheld for a little over 2 years now, and it has done it's work.It does have a nice bright color display, decent for display of a picture in the photo gallary.It has the capability to run some programs from the memory stick, although I do not recommend getting a memory stick abouve 32mb becuase it takes forever to access programs on my 128mb card, often to were the handheld shuts off before I can open the program.Also, the charger for the battery tends to wear out after a couple years, so the handheld will look like it's charging, but not charge at all. My office had bought about 20 of these, and a few have had problem with Infrared beaming, and mine the on/off button does not work.Unfortunately, these were referbished models at the time, so who knows if the durability issue it the model or the referbished.I do know some people with the fancier models that have had better long term luck. Finally, this handheld has limited internal memory compaired to new models (16mb), this can be difficult to update some applications on (epocrates for one). If their is an online update, I often find myself having to manually erase some of the old files on the handheld to free up enough space for it to accept the updated program.But, for the time it came out, it was king. This item would be good for someone who wants a electronic calendar/datebook, also to carry a couple of pictures with them, but the business professional sould look towards the newer technology.

No Handwriting pad
I switched over to the SJ22 after several problems with my Palm III. Palm support gave me grief on replacing it and finally it just died. Only had it 4 months.Warranty was 90 days. So I purchase this Clie.I love it.It has been dependable and and the battery life has improved with age.Hard to believe but it did. The first 6 months I had to charge often. Once I lost all data, because I didn't charge each night. I even purchased a car charger in order to use it on the go. Now It stays charged for 3 days and never gone below 50% and I rarely use the car charger.
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Features

• Casio
• 100M Water Res. Watch

Features

• 8 MB Memory
• Operating System: Palm OS 4.1
• Motorola Dragonball Super VZ 66 MHz Processor
• Display: 160 x 160 pixels, 16 level grayscale, EL backlight, Touch Screen
• Built-in Applications: Address Book, Date Book, To Do List, Memo Pad, Calculator, Time

Reviews (35)

Fossil Service Unacceptable
The PDA itself is OK. The screen is small, but that is to be expected on a Watch.
I want a computer on my wrist. I really do! This isn't it, though.
I bought this for myself for Christmas 2005. (Had my wife give it to me.) Time enough has passed for me to critique it.
Good watch but not for everyone!
Buy if:
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Editorial Review

Note: There is a software update available for download at: http://www.myzaurus.com/ROMupdate3.aspRead more

Features

• Linux/Java-powered handheld computer with 64 MB RAM, 206 Mhz Intel processor, and organization and productivity software
• High-resolution color reflective TFT screen with support for over 65,000 colors
• Integrated QWERTY keyboard that slides out from bottom of handheld
• Listen to MP3 or watch MPEG video; includes stereo headphone jack
• What's in the box: Zaurus SL-5500, EA-70 AC Adaptor, Docking Station (USB), AC Adapter and Power Cord, Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery, Stylus, Display Protection Cover, CF Slot Protection Card

Reviews (77)

WiFi phone?
There's an alternative firmware set for this device that can be used to create a mono-enabled system capable of VoIP via WiFi.

the way of the dodo
So now sharp has given up on america, as far as linux palm pcs are concerned. The scene is desolate, tumbleweeds blow through, and ebay is littered with bargain used and refurbished sl-5500s.
Not perfect but superb
I've been running an SL5500 since they came out.Being a Linux geek wannabe type, the Zaurus was a natural.Sure some interfaces are prettier and some PIM apps on other platforms may be slicker but as they say, "Beauty is only skin deep."
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Editorial Review

Slip this handy translator in your pocket and go! Ideal for travelers and mobile business professionals, the Franklin TWE-118 offers more than 210,000 total translations to and from English, French, German, Spanish, and Italian, along with 5,000 specific phrases. As a result, you'll have the freedom and confidence to communicate with locals whether you're sitting in a Parisian cafe or exploring an outdoor Mexican market. The phrases are even organized into specific categories for easy access, with such selections as Doing Business, Travel & Directions, Eating & Drinking, Shopping, Hotel, and Emergencies. And the TWE-118 couldn't be easier to use--just type a word or phrase into the two-line display and receive an instant translation in the language of your choice.Read more

Features

• Portable electronic language translator with over 210,000 total translations
• Translates to and from English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian
• Organizes more than 5,000 phrases by category; phonetic spell correction
• Converts currencies from U.S. dollar or Euro to 11 national European currencies
• Built-in calculator; measures 4.25 x 2.75 x 0.62 inches (W x H x D); 1-year warranty

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

Editorial Review

One of Handspring's two new Visors running with the faster 33 MHzMotorola Dragonball VZ processor, the Visor Platinum offers a competitive optionto the Palm V series. Although it doesn't sport a color display like its newsibling, the Visor Prism, the Platinum offers 16 shades of gray, outputtingsharper graphics in games and applications. It also features 8 MB of memory likethe Visor Deluxe, providing plenty of room for storing contacts, notes, and e-mails.Read more

Features

• 50 percent faster than Handspring Visor Deluxe
• 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
• Fully compatible with thousands of Palm OS applications
• What's in the box: Visor Platinum, Graphite HotSync cradle, 8 MB RAM, AAA batteries, Graphite snap cover, Leather case

Reviews (77)

Great product...until you try to have it repaired
My Handspring was a trusted resource for the first 9 1/2 months I had it. Last week, it suddenly stopped working. I went to Handspring's site and filled out the return form only to be told it was out of warranty, which wasn't true; I have 2.5 months left on my warranty. I called Customer Service and was told of my options: Call Tech Support with my claim, which charges a flat fee of $20; have it repaired "out of warranty," for $100; or, as Handspring's website suggests, The platinum is GOLD
I bought this after much hesitation that I would "never need a PDA." Well, with the included software, sync-cradle and it's onboard memory, I couldn't live without it.From addresses to 3rd party software, it's my constant companion. Wonderful, wonderful device except for...
...occasionally bits of memory mysteriously disappears.For example, of my daily mileage tabs for the past six months, November's mileage records have inexplicably vanished, though this month's (December 02) mileage records are intact.This happened to me a while back with September's mileage records, but they inexplicably reappeared a few weeks later!I'm hoping the same will happen to the missing November records...Read more

Features

• Touch screen design
• Backlight display, one touch function keys
• Spell checker, foreign language phrases, 6-language translator, thesaurus
• Extra line of alphabetic navigatoin tabs
• USB PC sync included with free Intellisync software

Reviews (1)

I thought this was the answer to my needs.
The biggest problem was needing to change 3 CR 2032 batteries every 2 or 3 weeks.Within 2 months I already spent more than I paid for the organizer in batteries.I threw it out.Other than that:I checked out all the organizers available when my old one went.Until finding this, not one did everything I wanted.I use Outlook Express, but because I thought this was the answer to my needs, I imported everything from OE to Outlook on another login identity on my computer along with my "Works" calendar.Everything uploaded without any problem to the device.Software that came with it worked well.I liked the idea of the extra programs - currency converter, language translators, translators for common phrases, and spell checker.Well, only ONE extra program is downloadable at a time.So, going to Quebec I had to decide on currency converter, English to French translator or French phrases. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Franklin EBM-900 eBookman is an 8 MB multimedia and content playerin a pocketable format. With the eBookman, you can download and read or listento thousands of your favorite books. For reading comfort, the eBookman has alarge display that shows 87 percent more information than other handhelddevices. If you need to check a definition while reading a book, the eBookmancomes with an easily accessible Merriam-Webster dictionary. You can also listento music by downloading your favorite songs in MP3 format. The built-inmicrophone allows you to record messages that you can play back anytime, orwrite quick notes using either the built-in stylus or the pop-up keyboard. TheeBookman has a calendar, address book, to-do list, and scheduler so you canremain organized by carrying all of your important personal data with youwherever you go. The eBookman features state-of-the-art compression, highlysophisticated search, and easy-to-use hypertext.Read more

Features

• 8 MB handheld multimedia reader and content player with large display area
• Download and read thousands of electronic books or documents, or listen to audio books
• Listen to your favorite music in MP3 format
• Write notes in your own handwriting, and record messages in your own voice
• Keep track of your important numbers, dates, and appointments

Reviews (77)

Ebookman rocks.
I really enjoy this item for downloading ebooks. There's not alot of memory for the MP3's but that's okay you just need to buy a MMC card (or Multi-Media Card I like Scan Disk they are a good brand). But when You get your book downloaded it's all good and I don't use MP3's any way so no big. It also has all the PDA features such as voice memo, phone book, calculator, game downloading capability, dictionary, ect. Over all a great way to keep organized and to read ebooks.

Handy EBM-911
I bought the Ebookman for $40 a few years ago.The unit is just small enough to fit in a shirt pocket but large enough with 3 font sizes to read. The mp3 music sounds good for me but it was meant more for audio books.I would prefer the backlight to be brighter. sure it uses batteries even while off and if they die then you WILL lose all data. I never had a problem with that because I use a multimedia card that has the entire system backed up. it's easy to backup daily.I use NiMH bats.When bats die I pop in fresh NiHMs and the unit automatically restores the system with all the data. It's a great deal for $40.Mine is still working after 4 years of use. The pen does lock in so I never lost it.

Great Product, But!!
Great product.The data loss is OK.There is room for an expandion mmc card so no bigee.Not bad for the money compared to other PDAs.
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Editorial Review

Powerful productivity wrapped in an attractive body, the Sony Clié handheld will appeal to both your practical and aesthetic sensibilities. The Palm-powered Sony PEG-T415 offers great organization tools in the slimmest PDA on the market--just .39 inches in depth. And exclusive Sony features like the Jog Dial navigator and Memory Stick media expansion slot make the Clié the smart and stylish way to keep yourself organized.Read more

Features

• Thinnest PDA available--only .39 inches thick--with 8 MB memory
• Jog Dial navigator allows you to access phone numbers, notes, and more while keeping your other hand free
• Use as an infrared remote control for audio and video products such as a TV, DVD player, or audio receiver
• Synchronize with your PC using included HotSync cradle; compatible with Windows PCs
• What's in the box: Clie handheld, USB HotSync cradle, AC adapter, Stylus, Protective cover, Installation CD-ROM, Application manual, Graffiti sticker

Reviews (32)

So far so good...but
I bought this refurbished and have been pretty happy with it. It is my first PDA. But I have had a couple of problems - the flimsy cover which keeps coming off...and then this mysterious backlight which everyone keeps talking about. Where is this backlight? I have not been able to find it in any manual. The only thing I know is you can adjust the contrast but that's it. Thanks!

this is great!
...Anyway, I love my 415!It is tiny so easy to carry.It's got a good solid feel to it (just heavy enough to feel good but not too heavy).The resolution is awesome, the buttons are great (it is hard to turn on accidentally), the clie programs are good (clie remote is sooo cool!), and it'sgot a jog-wheel.I like my clie a lot better than my palm, plus it looks cooler (!) and is smaller than anything else I've seen. Does what I need it to do
The backlighting could be better and if I had to do it again I'd probably buy a color PDA.But overall, I've been pleased with the T415.It does everything I want, it's thin and lightweight, takes a beating (can't tell you how many times I've dropped the thing), and the battery lasts FOREVER.I use it every day and I charge the battery *maybe* once a month. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. PEG, PEG-415, PEG-T415, PEGT-415, CLEI 415, SONY 415, SONY T415   

Editorial Review

The Palm-powered PEG-SJ30 Clié handheld provides everything you need to stay organized and entertained. Compact and lightweight, you can take your Clié handheld wherever you go. The high-resolution color screen shows images and documents in fine detail. In addition to the 16 MB internal memory, the Memory Stick expansion slot offers unlimited storage capability for all your favorite applications. Need to get some work done on the road? You can view and edit Microsoft Word and Excel files on the handheld with Documents to Go Standard Edition by DataViz. Plus, the unique Jog Dial navigator provides easy access to most of your stored information.Read more

Features

• Palm OS software version 4.1. Includes a hotsync cable.
• TFT color display with backlight, 320 x 320 pixels, 16-bit color, over 65,000 colors
• 16 MB internal memory, 33 MHz CPU
• Memory Stick expansion slot
• What's in the box: PEG-SJ30, USB HotSync cable, AC adapter, stylus, protective cover, installation CD-ROM, application manual, Graffiti sticker, and registration materials

Reviews (43)

I like it...
Hey ppl
Surprised
I purchased a refurbished clie PEG-SJ30 and the keyboard was not working.A month and a half later after different instructions from three different service technicians at SONY, I am still waiting for my Clie to be repaired and returned to me.I would advise you to be cautious before purchasing refurbished products.
A good product with a few grievances
I own this PDA and love it.I work as a nurse and this PDA allows me to carry several reference books and nursing "tools" even without an extra memory chip.I also have several games for downtime fun.The screen is capable of displaying high quality graphics.However, sometimes the super sharp graphic version of a game/program might run slower than I would like.The personal organization software that comes with the unit is my favorite part of the whole deal.It turned my laptop into my personal organizer and you can download your whole schedule to your PDA for later reference.Most software runs without problems on the unit.I've only had difficulty with some of the oldest palm programs (most of which you would not want to use anyhow).Once you are ready to expand your memory you can use Sony's generic memory chips....up to 128 megs I believe.So long as Sony keeps using those for their cameras and other products those chips will remain available.
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Editorial Review

It's thin (only .50 inches thick), it's light (only 4.23 ounces), and it's bright, with a clear and dazzling transreflective color display. The iPAQ H1910 Pocket PC offers a great combination of features and distinctive design that fits your lifestyle. It allows you the freedom to access essential personal information and entertainment at your convenience.Read more

Features

• Dazzling Transflective TFT color (over 65,000 colors) with LED backlight display
• Removable/rechargeable 900 mAh Lithium-lon battery
• Secure Digital memory card slot for transferring and storing music, picture and more
• 200 MHz Intel PXA 250 processor
• What's in the box: iPAQ H1910, slim removable battery, USB synchronization cable, AC and charging adapter, quick-start user's guide, HP iPAQ Pocket PC Companion CD-ROM

Reviews (81)

Amazing Product
I've had the Ipaq 1910 for over 18 months and use it every day.It's been dependable, reliable and more than I could have asked for.The SD slot and removable batteries makes it more than flexible.A few extra batteries (cheap anywhere) gives one as much time as needed and the SD cards (also cheap) allow for the carrying of an infinate amount of data.
Good product, but not for long
I bought this a while ago and loved it.Then once the warranty expired it went on the fritz.The unit freezes with the backlight on.Once this happens it can't be turned off unless the battery is removed.This causes it to rest and all information is lost.I would not recomend this product.

good, if you don't need much space
I bougth it about 2 and a half years ago, works great, the software CD needs a new version of the sync sofware, and you can download it from the microsoft home page.
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Editorial Review

When the Palm VII was first released, it garnered a lot of geek chic, thanks to it being the first handheld to include an integrated wireless modem. With more and more wireless handheld devices and peripherals entering the market (such as the RIM Blackberry and the OmniSky Minstrel modem for the Palm V), is Palm's wireless entry still a viable alternative? Definitely (but with a caveat or two). Read more

Features

• 8 MB RAM, 4 times the memory of the standard Palm VII handheld
• Stores thousands of addresses, appointments, to-do items, and memos
• Provides instant access to the Internet, e-mail, and messaging
• Wireless connectivity requires Palm.Net service, featuring several monthly subscription options
• What's in the box: Palm VIIx, Stylus pen, AC adapter, PC serial port, Hotsync docking cradle, Protective leather cover, Palm Desktop software

Reviews (63)

Too bad they gave up on it!
This was such an excellent handheld and the wireless was so easy to use.It's a shame they gave up on it, and thought that the wireless web abilities in my cell phone was a replacement.This is anything but the truth.The Palm VII could get email, news, weather, taxi cabs, book hotels, lookup information in an online dictionary or encyclopedia, and do so much more.The advantage was that these things could be done within seconds while driving down the highway, in the forest or wherever you were at.I used this thing very heavily when I was on a vacation in Florida and did so much that would take forever to accomplish with a GPS, cell phone or device with a web browser.The Palm VII lacked a browser because they are slow and take forever to get information over a device like this.
Good, but a bit dated...
I had one of these before replacing it with a Handspring Treo.If all you need is a PDA, and don't care too much about it being a mobile phone or not, this is a good unit.The screen is relatively easy to read, with a simple back-light option.Although its not color, the battery life is pretty good.Keep in mind that these units don't come with rechargeable batteries, so you will be using a lot of regular batteries here.I have seen some people hack the cradles for these to include a recharging facility, but its not stock standard. Awesome technology!
I just ordered the Palm VIIx after going to Saturday brunch with a girl that brought her's along in order to check current movies listings and show times. She checked her email and weather reports (being that it was another rainy day in Seattle) and other stuff... I was utterly amazed at all that she could do from the breakfast table. As she was leaving to go to the bathroom (which lasted about 7 minutes) she said "go ahead and browse while I'm gone"... Seven minutes was all I needed to realize that I can no longer live without one of these babies... I went and purchased a Palm IIIxe from a local store and later realized that I did not have the same machine as her Palm VIIx. I really like the Palm IIIxe but since it does not have wireless internet, I decided to order one on Amazon.com at a much better price than local stores. I gave the Palm IIIxe to her daughter today and she was very grateful since she's never had her own PDA and her mother is always using her own. WORDS OF WISDOM - You can't be too critical of PDA's. I don't expect for it to do what a 1GHz Dell laptop or my dual Pentium III Xeon server will do... I only need the PDA while I'm out of the house or office and want to be able to check my email and surf the net until I can get home to my high performance machines. ... Read more