Just wondering what you guys think is the best legacy pda for running palm os?r
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Legacy? They're ALL Legacy now. Palm has not updated or added anything
new in YEARs!
Over the last 15 years I've had 4 different models and by far the best
has been and still is the Palm T|X.
The only thing I wish it had was a camera. The model Z72S took a really
nice picture, better than most cell phones.
JDa

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Hello JD,

Yeah I guess I should have left out the word legacy .
But thanks i\'m looking into your suggestions. r
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steve thackery

I would agree with JDa: the T|X is the best I've ever used.

SteveT

benjamin

I like the Tungsten C better. I wish it had the larger screen like the
T|X, but the T|X screen gets digitizer errors after a while.

mike

I dumped my Tungsten C because it couldn't talk to my WPA wireless
network. If there a fix for that, I'd consider buying another.
It's a nice combination of size and keyboard.

If price is a consideration, I like the T3. I've been buying
those at garage sales for a buck.

But when I want to actually USE a pda, I pick up an Axim X51v.
Not a palm, but has a LOT more software available.
But they're pricey. Still almost $30.

charly

Hi,

I have a TC, T3, T5 + Wifi card + IR keyboard.

So far at home I'm using the TC to read/write my emails and basic web
pages without starting the PC. I have configured my Wifi access point in
WEP for that.

While traveling, I use the T5 + wifi card that has the same limitation
(can't access WPA wifi), but it has a much larger screen and stereo so
it is also my multimedia device.

Since I'm missing the WPA, I'm considering buying a TX as well (found
used at 60 € here in the old continent). I also have the Palm foldable
infrared keyboard so I can be a very good and small combination while
traveling.

But usually, I'm using my Treo 680 with a data plan : very much like the
TC. The wifi is used abroad where the dataplan is too expensive.

I'm wondering what software are missing on the Palm Benjamin :-)... I
have everything I want on Palm (except for recent updates of course :-( )

Charly

mike

I never understood the lure of a keyboard.
I bought several, but never found any of them useful.

They fold in at least one place. That makes 'em useless unless
they're sitting on a flat surface. And most flat surfaces
have too much distance between the seat and table. The typing
angle is all wrong...even if your fingers are small enough to
navigate the keyboard.
Then there's the mouse problem. It's a pita to find the stylus and
try to hit a tiny point on the screen as it flops around in the stand.
Then there's the right-click problem. And the function key problem.

And when the display is far enough away to type comfortably, it's too
small to see. And you have to be in very dim light to see it anyway.

If you've got a flat space, good eyesight and you feel compelled
to write your novel outside in the dark, go for it ;-)

I find a small laptop more useful.

If you have all the software you want, you're good to go.