Palm V™

Pros: portability; usability, back light very bright, cost, support
Cons: upgrades, no hard cover top with the unit

I received this Palm V as a gift from a contest on snap.com but this is an indispensable product and I had always had my eye on it since I first heard about this new revolution in computing. But the prices are getting VERY attractive for the product that...

Pros: Stylish, great screen
Cons: Low RAM, expensive

The Palm V doesn't have as much RAM as the Palm III-series PDAs, but who cares? It's far more stylish, it's lighter, the screen's better, and the 2MB of RAM that it does have is plenty for practically everything you'd ever think of putting into it....

Pros: Palm pilot is difficult to use, and more difficult to understand the people who buy them
Cons: I am not trendy

I don't own a palm pilot nor do I think I ever will. I am just not that important nor do I have a bad memory so I have no use for such things. But, my best friend does. He is an engineer, I am just a lowly teacher. Anyhoo, he carries it around like a 15...

Pros: Simplicity of design, UI, and form factor
Cons: No spreadsheet, no multi-folder support for Outlook

Nice slim design. Definitely the best PDA on the market. I've tried them all. Psion, HP 100LX, Newton, Sharp, various CE devices, the original Palm, Starfish REX. Still use the Palm V and Starfish. Palm V is most useful combination of...

Pros: Protect your Palm in a stylish way
Cons: Too small for the modem

The only problem I have had with my Palm Vx is worrying about breaking it. These things are not exactly made for the world of the traveller. The hard case solves this problem nicely. You just slip the attached "pen-like" holder to the vacant...

Pros: Size and appearance
Cons: limited memory but upgradable to PalmVx

If you're looking for the perfect PDA for the corporate traveler. You found it.I've had a PalmV for just about 6 months now, and for the price paid, you can't go wrong. I initially bought it because of the size and different look and not the memory. If...

Pros: sexy look, portability, built-in synch conduit
Cons: pricey, will be obsolete soon enough

Note: this review is better for the novice user.

Palm V was my first PDA, so I can't compare to legacy models or platforms. but how's this for added value: it's better than a pen and paper!

I only use it for calendar and address...

Pros: Sleek, ability for tasks, easy HotSyncing with desktop, great address book, etc.
Cons: Limited memory

The "Palm" line of organizers has been and still is leading the market in PDAs. The Palm V, Palm's flagship product, is the sleekest in a long line of Palm organizers.
Once you pick up a Palm V, you'll never want to put it down. Once you...

Pros: Size
Cons: Comes w/ bad cover

That I would fall in love with my PDA. I have been a Filofax junkie for the last 10 years and take my organization skills very seriously. A former client gave me Palm V as a present and it changed my life. I learned how to use it and input all of my...

Pros: Lightweight, everything is at your fingertips
Cons: none

I used to be dependent on at least 4 calendars. The problem was that none of them contained all of my appointments. Since purchasing the Palm V, or rather having my husband buy it for my birthday present, I always know where I need to be and when. It...

Pros: Small case; versatile
Cons: Limited memory

Last December, I finally decided to join the late 90s and buy a PDA. After shopping around and investigating various products, I chose the Palm V. I chose the Palm V because of its small size and attractive case, which I find much nicer and formal...

Pros: easy to use, so many applications, IrDA is good for exchanging information
Cons: 2M memory is somehow small.

My wife bought the Palm V as a gift for me about half a year ago, spending only $200 on JavaONE conference. I like it very much. What I used mostly is addressbook and games. It is incredible that the small PDA can run complicated and interested games....

Pros: The Palm PilotV is small, versatile,and easy to use.
Cons: The 2MB memory is limiting and may not be suitable for everyone's needs.

A few short months ago, I was introduced to the Palm Pilot V by a neighbor of mine. I was so impressed by it versatility , size , and ease of operation. Unlike the larger laptop computers, I could fit this one in my pocket. I could carry addresses and...

Pros: small size, screen is easy to read
Cons: memory is not expanable

While I am disappointed that the hard case shell from Palm didn't help prevent my screen from cracking (dropped from my knee) and not too thrilled that the cost was $100 to replace, I must say that the process was totally painless. Call the customer...

Pros: Small, protective, access, price.
Cons: ummm...I'll get back to you.

Very simply put. It is not too big and not too small. I have used this slim case for about 5 months now. It was just what I was looking for.

GOODS:
1. Small enough to still fit into my shirt pocket. (although I rarely do)
2. Open...