Palm TX Expert Reviews

I actually thought that Palm would die off first before HD DVD folded, but apparently the former is still floating about in existence while the latter has suffered a mortal defeat at the hands of Blu-ray. Palm is now offering a free Palm Z22 handheld, ...

The Palm TX is a great mid-range PDA. It is cheap enough for the average casual user, and has enough features and power for the businessperson. The device looks great with a big colorful screen and black casing, but does the inside look as good as the ...

There are PDAs out there that have more power or more features than the Palm XT, but they are also a lot more expensive. The Palm XT is a nicely priced powerfully functioning PDA. It can satisfy most of the population with its wide-range of features ...

Pocket assistant with Wi-Fi costs less than you may think

Built-in wireless and Bluetooth, great price.

No wireless-specific programs, lacks Flash drive mode.

OS 10.1.5 or higher

The T|X is a superb PDA, with a crisp screen, dual wireless connectivity, and excellent performance at a reasonable price.

Crisp, large display Exceptional software suite • Solid, user-friendly Wi-Fi • Nice price

Photo and video playback needs a little work Can't view full Web pages

Palm released the Palm TX handheld. The Palm TX features dual wireless with both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, a large high resolution display and 128 MB of memory, all priced at $299. Read... review

Excellent Screen, Dual Wireless, Rich Software, one handed operation

No Voice Rec, Vibrate, LED, No included cradle

The TX and Z22 are the first new models to return to the Palm name, after the company reacquired the rights to the Palm name. Palm has decided to drop the Tungsten sub brand, in order to highlight the strong Palm name brand

Non volatile memory, WiFi, Bluetooth, Non volatile memory, WiFi, Bluetooth

Battery isn't user replaceable, Not much reason to upgrade from the T5, Buttons sometimes require 2 presses, Battery isn't user replaceable, Not much reason to upgrade from the T5, Buttons sometimes require 2 presses

Flash Memory Type: Secure Digital, Bluetooth: Yes, Operating System: Palm OS 5, Screen Size (diagonal): 3.8 inches,...

Big screen. Inexpensive for a Wi-Fi PDA. Very good document software and Web browser. Slim.

Comparatively poor battery life.

The balance of price and performance makes this a terrific midrange PDA, though we wish it had better battery life.

The T|X replacees Palm's pricier Tungsten T5 released a year ago. The T5 was $399 at release, yet lacked WiFi and the long awaited Cobalt OS, and so it garnered less than a stellar rating. The T|X remedies the WiFi shortcoming, but the new OS has been ...

Dual wireless, large high resolution display. Good battery life for the feature set. Easy to use, handles MS Office documents well thanks to the bundled Documents To Go. 128 megs of internal memory is more than enough to hold thousands of contacts and ...

Battery isn't user replaceable so you can't swap in a spare on the road. Those who own a Tungsten T5 or perhaps even a Tungsten T3 may find little reason to upgrade

The least expensive PDA with both Bluetooth and WiFi. The large 320 x 480 color display makes both work and play a pleasure, while the roomy 128 megs of flash memory and responsive processor keep up with the demands of both worlds. If you need a user ...