Palm Tungsten E2 Handheld

Review: Absolutely loved my Tungsten E2, its layout was perfect, met all of my needs. I've had it all of 10 months, and it died. No trauma, no indications of being ill. I kept it in a hard cover, kept it safe, maintained it as instructed. Battery was at 99%...

Review: I bought this little jewel about a year ago, and it served me well, but had a tendency to crash when I utilized the security feature of encrypting my information- in other words, I opted to LOCK the device at "power off", which requires one to enter...

The Bottom Line: still uses a note pad and pencil.

Review: During the big Flood of 2005 which struck the isolated area of Central Virginia also know as My Basement , my wife lost a PDA (more specifically a Sony Clie (epinons keeps displaying the wrong charatcer for the accent mark) to the flood water. It...

Review: is very inespensive and easy to used. I dont know to much about computers but this is something that i will buy and recomend to some of my friends.
Especialy when you are sick and you dont wont to get behind in your work.

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended as a first PDA or a replacement for an older/outdated unit. Priceless convenience and usability.

Review: I've never owned a PDA before, but wanted one for a long time. It seems the older I get the more I'm expected to remember and keep track of, yet the shorter my memory gets. Ugh. What is one to do? Why talk the hubby into buying a PDA, of course...

The Bottom Line: Get his PDA to get organized and enjoy a few added extras, but read my review and be aware of the limitations.

Review: I purchased a Tungsten E2 because I just started back to grad school and I suddenly need somewhere to put a dozen manuals, and get a whole lot more organized. While I would say I was satisfied with the Tungsten, there are some niggles about the...

The Bottom Line: I would highly recommend this as it's an outstanding handheld for the money and can be used almost anyone with ease.

Review: The Tungsten E2 is worth more than it's price when you consider the functionality of what this handheld can do for you.

I've owned many Palms in the past (Palm III, VII, Vx, Palm m100, m130, M515, T2, and the E2. Each Palm served its...

The Bottom Line: It could be better.

Review: In early September my 2 year old Palm Zire 71 fried itself. One day it was charging, got really hot, and simply stopped working. I knew it was coming. For a couple weeks the battery didn't hold a charge and always felt warm, so when the PDA finally...

The Bottom Line: Excellent for beginning PDA users and features the all the programs needed to be organized. Simple and Minimalistic sums up the overall impression of the Tungsten E2

Review: I have always been amazed by PDAs and numerous usages of them. I watched in awe as a friend whipped out his PDA and entered in schedules for important exam dates and other notes to remind him later on, while I was scribbling down illegible scratch...

Review: I used a Palm Tungsten E2 for work. It was great ....until it developed dead spots on the touch screen merely FOUR months after I got it. The palm works OK for a few minutes, than the dead spots start showing up.