Palm m105 Handheld Reviews

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I'm not a "caveman" but I'm not on the edge of technology either. The Palm M105 is a user-friendly organizer I use to note and recall many of the things I want/need to do... from Amazon.com I see a lot of negative comments about the M105 here, so I decided to share my experiences with it. When I first got it, I had some problems too, gettting the HotSync to work, and changing the batteries. from Amazon.com I got the m105 and the very expensive portable keyboard so that I could do lots of text entry when I was away from my computer at home, then upload what I'd written later. I was unemployed at the time and didn't want to spend the money on a laptop. from Amazon.com This product is a piece of Palm garbage! You are supposed to be able to change the batteries within 60 seconds and still retain your data and settings. from Amazon.com I'm a grad student and I bought a "like-new" Palm m105 for its basic organizing functions, such as a "to do" list, memo pad, and calender. I'm also using it for a backup phone/address list in case my cell batteries die at an inopportune time (I'm unfortunately a slave to my cell remembering all numbers instead of me). from Amazon.com If you need a very basic handheld, the Palm M105 is as basic as it gets, it does what a basic handheld is suppose to do. I like having the flexibility to enter data using the desktop software and just hotsync to have everything uploaded to the PDA. from Amazon.com If you need a very basic handheld, the Palm M105 is as basic as it gets, it does what a basic handheld is suppose to do. I like having the flexibility to enter data using the desktop software and just hotsync to have everything uploaded to the PDA. from Amazon.com I received my Palm m105 as a christmas gift a few years ago. It worked well for my needs at the time. from Amazon.com The M 105 does what it was designed to do, howerver the apparent lack of interest by the Palm people when trying to sort a problem sours the experience. This unit uses a 3.3 volt cell as a power backup when batteries are being changed and once it is flat there appears to be no replacement available. from Amazon.com The M 105 does what it was designed to do, howerver the apparent lack of interest by the Palm people when trying to sort a problem sours the experience. This unit uses a 3.3 volt cell as a power backup when batteries are being changed and once it is flat there appears to be no replacement available. from Amazon.com

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Palm OS, 8 MB Installed memory, 2-bit (4 gray levels), Monochrome LCD, 160 x 160 Resolution

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Released	over 3 years ago
Installed Memory	8 MB
Interface Type	USB Infrared Serial
Operating System	Palm OS
Built-in Music Player	Optional MP3 Player
Audio Output	Without Headphone Jack Without Build in Speaker
Battery Type	2 x AAA Batteries
Built-in Digital Camera	Without Digital Camera
Color Depth	2-bit (4 gray levels)
Cradle type	Serial (RS-232) Cradle
Depth	.7 in. 0.7 in. 0.7 in.
Display	2-bit (4 gray levels) Monochrome LCD
Display Technology	Monochrome LCD
Expansion Slot	Serial Connector
Height	4.66 in.
Included Accessories	Stylus Flip cover Charger Cradle
Input Method	Touch Screen Keyboard (optional) Handwrite Recognition
MPN	m105
Processor	16 MHz Motorola Dragonball EZ
Processor Speed	16 MHz
Processor Type	Motorola Dragonball EZ
Release Date	6 March, 2001
Screen Resolution	160 x 160
Security Features	Security Password
UPC	662705901459
Voice Recorder	Without Voice Recorder
Warranty (List)	1 Year
Weight	6 oz.
Width	3.12 in.
Wireless Capabilities	Optional Modem Infrared irDA

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