Palm V™

Review: "Design is the link between technology and people." -- Peter Schreyer, Audi Design Director

I can't come up with a better way to describe the Palm V. It's simple, elegant, works well and is an instant classic. This Palm really does it for...

Review: Never before on any Palm Pilot to date have I seen such a device with so many wonderful and useful features. I get so many more things accomplished on a daily basis, due to this little but powerful device. It takes notes, recored numbers, addresses,...

Review: In accordance to the Palm Pilot and the Handspring Visor, there are a lot of differences. By far the Palm Pilot is better the the Handspring. But if you don't have enough money for the Palm Pilot (about $500) then you should buy the Handspring...

Review: To think that I've come to a point where I actually pay money to get an electronic gadget that imitates my mother's nagging, that I hated so much when I was a kid. Like it or not, facts remain - the PDA is one of the most useful little toys out...

Review: The Palm V is simply an amazing piece of equipment. It is a great improvement off of the Palm III which is somewhat bulky and has a grainy screen. The Palm V, in contrast, is very slim, and can fit in a shirt pocket. The screen has improved...

Review: The age of the Personal Digital Assistant is here. Devices such as the Palm III, V, and VII allow you to carry around your life in your pocket. The Palm's small size and lightweight make it now practical you carry a sophisticated computer around in...

Review: While a decent case that does what it's supposed to do (i.e. protect the Palm V), I would have expected a little more for the price paid.

The Palm V Hard Case is basically a clamshell like case that fits around the Palm V and is held on by...

Review: Before owning my Palm V, I used a wide variety of others. Older Palms, Newtons, Rex and CE based machines. Here's why it's better than the other choices:

Palm V

vs. other palms:
Size makes more difference than you might...

Review: Overview: PDA devices (Personal Digital Assistant) are generally known as organizers that don't just organize. PDA's nowadays can track your portfolios, send and receive email, get news and weather, and even indulge you in a riveting game of...

Review: I was looking for a gadget to replace a pilot 100 that I was "borrowing" from a friend for about 3 years. The '100 was getting long in the tooth and would decide, on a whim, that it no longer wanted to be a PDA. This usually involved a battery short...