V™

Pros: Sexy-cool

Cons: Battery is not replaceable, couple of bugs that can accidentally drain your battery

Review: Note: This review was updated 6/6/00.

No question about it, the Palm V is sexy. Before you buy one, though, you should be aware of some of its quirks, some more annoying than others. These quirks are especially apparent if you...

Pros: User friendly, sufficient storage capacity, interchangeable between device and computer

Cons: None

Review: I am the very satisfied owner of the Palm V connected organizer. I had long wanted a hand held organizer, one that would have both computer interchangeable abilities and one that would be able to perform different applications. Christmas day...

Pros: Stylish design,easy to clean, small enough to fit in your pocket.

Cons: Tight fit for the stylus holder, you need to remove it to hot sync.

The Bottom Line: The Palm Slim Leather Carrying Case is a nice accessory to protect your Palm Pilot.

Review: After purchasing a Palm Glove for my husband?s Palm 100 a few months ago, I decided that I needed to treat my Palm to a nicer carrying case as well (the other one sort of resembled a calculator case). So I went back on Amazon.com to...

Pros: it has served us well, shows no wear and tear despite daily use and abuse

Cons: should clip closed; could use a belt-clip

Review: Why did you purchase this product?

Late 1998 and early 1999 was a good time for online shopping. Stores were in competition for a customer base, and in fact were so desperate for said that there was no lack of coupons to make...

Pros: Beautiful, Lightweight, Palm OS

Cons: Only 2MB of Memory, Rechargeable Battery Can Leave You Stranded

Review: I?ve reviewed many of the (mostly) new PDAs but I?ve received about a dozen emails from folks asking for my opinion of the Palm V. I respond that I wrote an Epinion on the Palm Vx which is essentially the same unit but with more memory. But still...

Pros: Sexy, tiny, good battery, makes life better, Palm OS is the BEST

Cons: 2mb, Discontinued.

The Bottom Line: If you look forward to progress in this life time, get a Palm V series. The sleekest, lightest, most functional PDA out there.

Review: How a Palm V will save the day:

Let's face it, if you don't have a pda you're living in the dark ages, you might as well be carrying tablets and chisels around - not very convenient.

The palm V has not only saved me tons...

Pros: very thin, very light, comfortable to hold, writes well, fits in stylus silo

Cons: Palm III model doesn't have a clear barrel

The Bottom Line: It more than meets my three requirements for a stylus - it's easy to hold, it's easy to transport, and it writes well. Color me happy.

Review: There are thousands of stylii on the market these days and no one stylus is going to be right for every person. The same stylus can be too light for one person and too heavy for another. One person may prefer a thick pen-like stylus, finding it...

Pros: Look great

Cons: No internet access on the road, only 2mb of memory

Review: I've had the Palm Professional for quite a long time until I gave it to my brother. Finally I felt the need to upgrade and I was stuck on whether I would get the Palm IIIx, Palm V or wait for the Palm VII. I compared the Palm IIIx and V in a...

Pros: Stylin, tiny, very functional-a dream gadget

Cons: Low memory in first edition, pricey

Review: I've seen 'em all, and the Palm V is what has won a place in Gadgetgrrl's heart (and my handbag). Let's face it, right now nothing else beats the V's combination of size, functionality and style.

Almost everyone who touches a PalmPilot is...

Pros: sleek and small vs. III

Cons: only 2mb

Review: Okay, I tossed out my Palm IIIx and got a new Palm. Actually, I gave away my Palm IIIX to a good friend. One that was very grateful in fact, that I was able to share!
The Palm V is pretty much the same exact thing as the Palm IIIx but the main...