Palm m130 Personal Organizer

Pros: reasonable amount of memory, color display
Cons: none!

The m130 is a stylish and affordable tool for everyday use, it has a multicolor screen that provides an okay contrast. It runs on Palm OS 4.1, with an expansion slot, you can place dictionaries, e-books, and just about anything you can think of to put...

Pros: Excellent Value for money Good software brilliant customer support
Cons: Varaible backlight Limited memory dodgy hot sync-ing

the palm m130 is a great gadget. infact i could barely live without it! its great value for money at ...

Pros: Very portable and has many different uses.
Cons: I'm sometimes worried about scratching the screen or dropping it.

I love my m130. Originally, it was a Christmas gift from my mother because as a music teacher, I have lots of re-occuring appointments. I have 7 different faceplates that I can change whenever I want, including red, blue, snakeskin, and leopard print. ...

Pros: New user, thought a real palm would be a good idea. Like the color screen.
Cons: Missing the First Step.

Hey, I'm new to this, so don't hold it against me. But, in Reliability Engineering, I have found that many times the system doesn't tell you the first step. I got a M130 yesterday at FRYs in Anaheim. Its a refurbished one, so that may have something to ...

Pros: color screen, 8 mb memory, expansion, usb, smaller model
Cons: small screen

This is a great Palm Handheld to look into. Offering a more personal look on the outside. The m130 offers 8mb of memory, a backlit color screen with a great resolution, a smaller body style, expansion slots, and much more. One con of the m130 might be...

Pros: Color screen, easy use, design, faceplates, applications
Cons: Battery life, lack of sound, hot sync

For the price this PDA is a good choice. The color capability is decent and the battery life is okay. One good thing is that you don't lose your information when your battery goes down you have a week to recharge it. Also you aren't replacing...

Pros: Stylish, Very Good Graphics, easy to use, inexpensive, expandable, lightweight.
Cons: PC Sync software is difficult to use. Limited Instruction material.

After lugging my leather bound daytimer around the last 4 years I decided I wanted a PDA to lighten my load. I decided the Palm M130 was a good beginning and asked Santa for one for Christmas. Luckily Santa was in cahoots with my wife and she got it...

Pros: Hello it's a palm! Color screen! Still cool looking design! Battery Life.
Cons: Picture quality. No sound, who cares!

I got this for christmas! I wanted it for a long time. The main reason i wanted a palm was that i was tired of people saying when i had a pda that they mistakened it for a REAL palm. The build quality is good. That was the main reason i picked a palm...

Pros: Feels good in my hand. Light weight. Awesome 16bit color screen. fast. Expandable
Cons: None that I can think of.

This is the third Palm that I have purchased. My first Palm was the Palm III and I was impressed with that unfortunately it was stolen. My second Palm was the M105. I liked it and was really getting used to the Graffity stuff but I wanted more, no I...

Pros: color screen, Memory Expansion Slot, good design
Cons: small screen, no flash capabilities

Here are the specifications for the m130
· 33mhz Motorola processor
· Digital/MultiMediaCard expansion slot
· 8MB Static RAM
· 4MB ROM
· 16-bit backlit color LCD
· Lithium Ion battery capable of recharging
· IrDA...

Pros: Great Look, Great feel, Its Color, 8mb storage space, tons of acssesories, Palm os
Cons: NONE

THis is the best Palm pilot on the market, for the price of course. At 279 dollars it wasn't too expensive and it has all the great features of a much more expensive one. First of all this Palm is in color. This feature is a must for anyone who wants...

Pros: A computer, but fits in your hand. you gotta love it.
Cons: check this out

This is the best thing since the portable notebook computer.
It has a lot of the same features as a notebook only its cheaper and fits in your palm, comon you gotta edmite thats prety sweet. This thing can be your calculator, address book
,...

Pros: Numerous features, computer hook-up
Cons: Not as much as memory as I need

This personal digital assistant was the first one I bought, which was about a year and a half ago. Since then, I have not thought of purchasing another one. The great number of features included with this PDA is quite significant, and many of them will...

Pros: Color screen, easy to use, many downloadable apps, memory expansion, nice processing speed
Cons: Low screen resolution, covers expensive/hard to find, can take FOREVER to access memory card

I have wanted one since the first PDA came out way back when, but could never afford one. Back in early May, I finally bought a Palm M130 from a friend who never used it for $100, and have loved it ever since. I still use it every day & the novelty hasn't worn off yet. The screen is pretty scratchable, but that's easily remedied with screen protectors. There's So many little programs & stuff for it! I was amazed at how many I could download for free. Silly stuff, like virtual fortune cookies, Homer Simpson quotes, & Tetris, and also very useful stuff like an 'feminine monitoring' program that I've used throughout my pregnancy. I love this thing. I can keep track of my entire life with it, I'll never forget a prenatal checkup again. Plus I can keep information on people for stalking purposes! Heh heh, seriously though, for a lower-end PDA, this baby kicks butt.

Pros: All the features I wanted with a color screen
Cons: Recharging problems, losing data problems, stylus problems. DO NOT BUY

After the first month of owning my first Palm, the 130, I had problems. From the start I had to call the company on 3 separate occasions with recharging difficulties. On the third time I asked for a replacement which they refused to do. Instead, I had to somehow push the reset button while the palm was in the recharger, no mean feat. Since then, the palm needs more and more resetting and loses power quickly. This is extremely frustrating in that I keep losing all my information that I've not transferred to my computer. Now I need to somehow get a new PDA that will take all the Palm information without having to physically type all the data in.
Also, I've recently noticed the stylus is missing the icons on the pad so I have to keep trying different positions.
My final review-RUN to another manufacturer.