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Steve Feldman


From:
Central MA USA
Post  Posted 15 Dec 2000 5:34 pm    
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So, I've been kicking around taking this new job that would require a fair amount of travel. Any of y'all use the Palm Pilot or a similar organizer and have any recommendations?

The Palm Pilot(TM) seems to have the most widely used operating system and a good amount of software developed for it. Data can be down/uploaded to a PC, presumably if you have the right 'synchronization software'.

Any big need to go with one that has wireless e-mail/internet capabilities?

Thank'uns, in advance for any sage advice.

Steve
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Jim Smith


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Midlothian, TX, USA
Post  Posted 15 Dec 2000 7:03 pm    
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You'd better get one with wireless Internet access and email so you don't miss anything on the forum!
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Dave Van Allen


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Doylestown, PA , US , Earth
Post  Posted 15 Dec 2000 8:10 pm    
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I got a IIIe -the least expensive just before the m100 came out...about 6 months ago. It ain't got the wireless, but it syncs to PC with software to do so included in the package. It can sync with Outlook email (-best for reading;you wouldn't want to write a long reply on the Palm anyway...but you can.)

I like it...

"note to myself...get that new Hal Rugg CD..."
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b0b


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Cloverdale, CA, USA
Post  Posted 15 Dec 2000 8:21 pm    
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Steve,

I have an HP Jornada. It has a keyboard, a color screen, a built-in modem and a docking station. It runs Windows CE. In its leather case, it's about as big as the average Daytimer notebook.

I don't use it much. I've been thinking of selling it. If you're interested, send me an email and we'll deal.
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Steve Feldman


From:
Central MA USA
Post  Posted 16 Dec 2000 11:45 am    
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If I am reading you correctly, -b0b-, yours is the model 720. Looks like a nice deal, but just a little too big for what I was looking for. Thanks anyway.
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James Bissaillon

 

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Omaha, NE, USA
Post  Posted 16 Dec 2000 5:13 pm    
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Hey Steve,

I've been using the Palm V for about a year now, and I love it. Much smaller and lighter than the dayrunner I used to NEED. (My memory can't keep up with my commitments!) Would I like a wireless modem model? Well, sure, but I can't justify the price. When I travel for work, there is always a computer available for me to check/send mail. If there wasn't, I'd probably go with the modem model. I've had absolutely no problems with mine.

James
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Allen

 

From:
Littleton, CO USA
Post  Posted 17 Dec 2000 3:16 pm    
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I have been using the IIIxe for about 6 months. The script language for writing takes a little gettin used to, but is pretty straight forward, just slow. Having the 8 megs of memory is great.
Prior to getting the Palm, I used an HP200LX. A very nice machine with qwert keyboard, just a little small but good for two finger typing. I used it in my business for many years. Lots of note taking, finance stuff, etc. The Palm can't do everything the HP would, but I find I can get along without most of it. The Palm is also smaller and lighter. Go for it!


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Allen Harry
Littleton, Colorado
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