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Summary: great started pda
Review: very easy to use, software works great, sync was no problem. if you are not looking to spend alot and the 2mb is enough. this is a nice pda for the money
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Summary: Don't buy! Get a m105 instead.
Review: I am already up to the limit of my 8MB m105. This is mainly because of Avantgo. This turns your palm from a boring device that holds a few bits and pieces about your life, into the BEST NEWSPAPER YOU WILL EVER READ. Choose what news you want, even some normal web pages. The latest news is then available on your palm. just synchronize every morning. Suddenly all the 'dead time' in your life disappears. Boring meeting? Taxi queue? Train? Read your Avantgo newspaper. But here's the rub - Avantgo takes lots of space. Your 2mb won't be enough once you start using it a bit. So do yourself a favour, get an m105 and you won't be kicking yourself in 3 months' time....
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Summary: My Palm m100
Review: You get what you pay for when you buy the Palm m100. Although it doesn't have any fancy features, it has all the basic needs you would want from an electric organizer. The m100 is overall easy to use, and very practical. It is small, so can fit easily into your purse or glove compartment. The biggest problem that I have with it is the weak flip cover, which I prefer to keep off. The Palm m100 also has some fun features. You can choose the font and alarm sound. There are also a variety of face plates so you don't always have to have the same boring black. This palm pilot is a great, affordable gadget for the hi-tech type person. The graffitti if easy to learn, the phonebook is easy to use, and there are also some great games. I would say that the palm m100 is a great buy!
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Summary: Palm m100 Good Option
Review: The Palm M100 is a good option for learning on how to use a handheld in this moment i find it like a good option.
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Summary: Good entry level PDA
Review: For many people who are currently jumping on to the PDA bandwagon, you really cant go wrong with this little device. Depending on how you look at it, when it comes to PDA's generally what you pay for is what you get. This holds true for the m100. It will do pretty much everything every other palm will do. The only difference is that you have only about 2mb of storage space compared to the 8mb most Palm units will have now. Also the other main difference is that instead of a cradle, this unit has a plug in type of sync. Its a great gift to give someone considering how much you can get them these days. Its a great entry level PDA. As a last piece of advice i highly recommend that you do your research before you go and by any PDA. Dont believe the PocketPC ads or even the Palm ads. Talk to a lot of people and read a lot of reviews, particularly reviews that are made my people like you or me who aren't on Palm's or Microsoft's payroll.(Unfortunately) They will really tell you a lot of things that you will really want to know. Good Luck! Overall again this is a good introductory palm for those who dont have any type of PDA. Again it really depend on your needs in a PDA. If all you need is a place to write telephone numbers, keep a calendar, a to do list and maybe a few games, this would be adequate. However if you need to view documents, e-books, web clippings, spreadsheets, and even listen to music, you might want to go another direction. Also be prepared to part with a few more dollars.
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Summary: New to the Palm in New Jersey
Review: This is my first journey into the use of a palm organizer. I've only had it a week and am getting an education in the many things it can do relative to information. More and more I have to get away from written calanders and things like that. So far I've used this to keep addresses and appointments. I think it's great. True its smaller and limited (only 2meg) in memory but more than enough for me. However, am beginning to look at a wireless. Guess I've been bitten. Can certainly recommend this to all who don't need to put an entire big city phone book into memory.
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Summary: You get what you pay for...
Review: I've had the m100 for many months now. At first I was totally in love with it, then I ran out of memory and had to start erasing things (I do have many games and other stuff). Second, the screen is too small and is invisible when light hits it at some angles, so you have to start moving your hand to find the right position. Third, the flip cover is too delicate, mine broke a couple of months ago and I carry it in my pocket without the cover. At some times, some buttons get pressed against my leg (being inside my pocket) and the palm performs a reset (it has been a hard reset twice, losing all my information. The good thing is that hotsinc does everything when this happens). Anyways, I still carry it with me ALWAYS and depend on it completely. I havent forgotten birthdays since I got it and I dont get bored in bank when I have to stand in line for hours. So, this palm is not perfect, but for [the price] You can replace it once a year, or get a newer model.
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Summary: WOW! 1 WORD, SPECTACULAR, BEST PALM IN THE FAMILY
Review: I think that this is a great product. I just got this for my twelth birthday. This is amazing. Hotsync is a snap, the 2mb is plenty of memory and this thing is just easy to use. I am going to buy the palm portable keyboard. That should make input on the palm m100 about 10x easier. I can download plenty of things from the internet on to my palm so this is a great advantage. Haven't quite gotten the avantgo software to work yet, but everything else has been quite simple. I sort o got a head start on the graffiti handwriting which i can now write at an input at about 95% as fast as i normally write. and everyone in my family except for my mom has a iiixe a iiie or my m100. So if i want a program i can just have it beemed. this is a handy little gadget that i use for many different things from scheduling my baseball games to just writing down telephone numbers of friends. i dont know what that other 12 year old was talking about when he wrote his review. If you ask me you couldn't get somehing better. I like this product over the palm iiie that my brothers have because it is smaller so it fits into the palm of a smaller hand like mine and the round bottom fits the shape of your hand better than the straight bottom found on the 3 series. it was a close decision for me between this and the handsprin visor solo. Now i sort of regret that i didnt get the visor solo just because it has more accessories with the springboard module. I think right now that 2mb is enough but i really haven't had it for long enough to use up a lot of the memory. it is well priced i would say for 129 bucks, but if you look around on the internet at places like cnet and yahoo you can find it at a lower cost. don't fall for the vtech helio either that runs a pos os that there are like 10 apps for and th software has bugs in it. this is about all i could have asked for though and overall im very satisfied.
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Summary: Palm m100 works well
Review: I have been using my m100 for a little over two months. I went from a Franklin planner to nearly exclusive use of the Palm. It syncronizes with my PC at work to keep track of appointments and addresses. The only down side to this unit is the funky backlight. I just can't read it in low light situations. I am quite happy with this unit but don't push it to the limits of the memory.
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Summary: This Palm is great!!!
Review: This palm is great!!! There are four main programs(datebook,addressbook,to do list and a notepad). There is also a calculator and a science calculator. You can also load many games on it. On mine I loaded MineHunt, Puzzle, and Sol Free. You can set the alarm for just about anything. You can use the Graffiti or type on a keypad.
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