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Summary: Ugly
Review: Outdated 2MB junk pile. Very Ugly. Anylize this: A pink, gold, red, blue, leapard pal is UGLY. A faceplate that covers half the palm means it's HALF colored, HALF black and ALL ugly
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Summary: Good Software, Bad Industrial Design
Review: The Palm m100 feels extremely cheap, thanks primarily to the looseness of the snap-on faceplate, and the fact that pressing down on either the included cover or the (separately-sold) leather Palm case will actuate a random application button (other than the clock button). Contrast this with the Palm III, which had a hard cover which would not allow button presses.On the other hand, the screen is much improved over the Palm III and the included software has been enhanced in useful ways. Still, if you're active and like to keep the thing in your pocket, you'll likely wind the batteries down in short order thanks to the button-pressing problem.
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Summary: Consumidores de Latinoamerica
Review: Este producto ofrece grandes ventajas en el campo y dentro de la oficina, planifica el dia en su oficina con el apoyo de la desktop, se tiene un panorama claro a momento de contactar los clientes con respecto de actualizaciones de la base de datos, y el apoyo que tiene su sitio palm.com, es extraordinario
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Summary: Palm M100 Is Great !
Review: The palm M100 is a great product ! I feel for the average user the memory is just right. I have a few games and some other larger programs and still have plenty of room for more. I like the option of being able to add a faceplate even though they are a little pricey. I was able to use this with no problems right out of the box. I like the new cable instead of the cradle because it takes up less room and I can place it anywhere. The sound is good and the glow feature works great. If you're new to the palm and you want a good overall product I would suggest the m100.
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Summary: Good Product for the Price
Review: I upgraded from a broken Palm III, and throughly enjoy it's repacement the m100. It's screen, while small, is clear and crisp and visible in low light w/o a backlight. It is also faster than the palm III and includes a sketchpad for quick non-Graffiti notes. Another neat thing you can do w/ it is bring up a clock at the touch of a button The only problems i had with it is the cheap feeling stylus, the recessed screen, and the cheap feeling flip cover. Basically, this is the best Palm OS organizer in price/performance ratio, just get a better stylus......
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Summary: Can't live without it!
Review: As soon as I bought it, I wondered how I could have managed without it. This is great, I downloaded all kinds useful software, I can even use static internet pages to tell me what movies are playing locally. It has just enough space for what i need and it's easy to sync to your PC...it's just great! See a cute guy with a palm handheld...beam your info to him in just a few secs...need I say more :-)
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Summary: My New Best Friend
Review: This has become the best friend to me it has made My life much easier and organize. As a single mom of one busy 10-year, this is a big help in a small space.
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Summary: All any person needs
Review: This is my first PDA, and it is fantastic. I dumped out my old address book, and some programs I put together on my computer to keep track of people. 2MB of memory seems to be more than enough considering I haven't even used half yet, and I already have more than I initially inteneded to put on it. You can't beat the value of this. My main purpose for this was fro scheduling, addresses, and Quicken. If anybody uses quicken for their accounts, get one of these and purchase Pocket Quicken. All I do now is Hot Sync 2 to 4 times a month with all my transactions, and everything goes smooth. Overall, this is a must have product. I do not recommend spending the extra money on any of the other Palms unless you really need email capability.
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Summary: All I Need/Want
Review: I purchased the Palm m100 after much thought. I know that it is limited, however, all I really wanted to do was get rid of the large paper planner/address book. This takes care of exactly that. I can keep it in my purse, not along WITH my purse. It is easy to put in my pocket and take to meetings or make notes as needs arise. I am a librarian and have all the access to e-mail that I can handle so I was not looking for a handheld to provide more of it for me. If I decide that I need/want more from a handheld my mom has put claims on the "little computer thingy", as she calls it.
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Summary: Almost Perfect!
Review: Palms are great, and the m100 is no exception. Among this PDA's biggest strength are its cost (really cheap), its size and weight (less than the V, I believe), and most importantly, its durability (it's extremely difficult to damage). Additionally, the visible clock and date are nice additions (though they aren't a great replacement for on old-fashioned wrist-watch), and the removable faceplate is nice too. The ONLY problem with the m100 is the small memory size, but even the most intense PDA-users will have a hard time filling it. So, if you're looking for a starter-PDA (or a PDA for your child), the look no further than the m100. Like all Palms, it's easy to use, and all of the above. Great stuff.
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