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
• When connected to a television, unit creates a portable digital photo album by functioning as a photo viewer, editor, organizer and storage device

Features

• 8MB memory
• Large LCD display (61mm x 79mm) with adjustable contrast control and RoyalGlo backlighting
• Full touch screen operation, with 160 x 160 dot resolution
• Flip-top cover
• Operating system stored in flash memory for easy upgrade

Reviews (5)

COMPLETE WASTE OF $$
I read the wonderful reviews of this item and bought it.BIG MISTAKE.I have to hit the "reset" button every time I want to use it because it won't come on with the normal "on" button.In resetting, I have to redo the date and time EVERY time.I JUST GOT THIS THING YESTERDAY!!!I'm sending it back!Also, this is WAY too remedial.I didn't expect a Palm Pilot, but at least something for the thinking adult!

Great for the less technical mind!
This item was a breeze to set up and use. My computer skills are marginal and I purchased it as a gift for my husband so of course I had to make sure it worked LOL. I only needed to glance at the manual it was soooo easy. And very affordable. I realize it may not be top of the line but still has a lot of features and preforms them well and for the price is perfect for someone who doesn't need or want all the bells and whistles. Over all loved this item.

Reliable and Tough
I am a 13 year old student who wanted a PDA simply to write down homework and other important appointments. After owning the PDA for about a month it has been spectacular.Read more

Reviews (5)

not so nice
This was not so impressive. I got it last year for christmas and i am 10. It looses batteries quickly. It is also very boring and not enjoyable. the only good thing is the word prossing. And for example i lost the cd that comes for synchronizing and now i cant print or anything it comes with too many plugs and ....
As both a doctoral student and a professional writer...
...I find this portable word-processor a wonderful gadget.It's a lot tougher than most laptops, as well as lighter and less expensive.Also, the batteries last a lot longer.So I take it with me whenever I don't wish to lug my computer around.I also like the fact it can store up to eight documents, as well as upload the document to almost any word-processing programme on the computer.
Great for University
I am studying a course in Computer Systems at University, I have a desktop in my halls but I wanted a laptop to use in lectures as I have a learning disabilty. I was recommended the Dana by a friend, for the price I think that it is a great piece of kit. The full size keyboard is a joy to type on, and the product itself is ALMOST indestructible (I know this as it gets bashed around in my bag). The widescreen is great when using Alphaword, although in most Palm applications there is a Dana logo on the left of the screen as most applications haven't been converted to run in widescreen. I would recommend purchasing an SD card as you can only store 8 files in the internal memory, which can be a bot of a problem if you are away from your PC and cannot hotsync. Overall this is a well made, cost effective and portable alternative to a laptop for word processing. Therefore, I would recommend this product to anyone. ... Read more

Features

• 16MB RAM
• Large LCD display (61mm x 79mm) with adjustable contrast control and RoyalGlo backlighting
• Full touch screen operation, with 160 x 160 dot resolution
• Optional folding external keyboard
• Flip-top cover