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In shopping for the best handheld device with the greatest potential for programming, scheduling, and Wi-Fi IMing/emailing, you should be asking yourself why you don't own an iPod Touch instead. Palm's are attractive and the brand is popular, but the device itself is one-eighth of the machine of an iPod Touch. from Amazon.com I love this handheld. It's got some cool features. from Amazon.com I upgraded to the Palm T/X when the processor died on my Handspring Visor Pro. I had high hopes for a color screen, MP3 player, and other little bells and whistles! from Amazon.com This product really deserves 1/2 star. Another reviewer mentioned that, "My Palm TX died tonight, for the last time. I've struggled with it for almost 2 years..." from Amazon.com I have had several Palms and have tried for two years to work with this one. Had to buy $100 of third-party software to get it to sync with Outlook and fix assorted problems, and have spent hours trying to recover data, fix bugs, rebuild old contact lists. from Amazon.com Um, $599 for a TX? Is it some kind of collector's item now that Palm isn't making PDA's anymore? from Amazon.com It appeared that the device I bought was defective and discovered this after 8 hours of trying to get it to work. I would have liked to have not wasted a day of my life trying to make it work altho the tech support at Palm were very nice and tried to help. Worse thing is that I still need a palm device to for a software application that I use at work!! from Amazon.com I bought this Palm when my old one died after 10 years of constant use. It took a little while to adjust and find all of the features I was used to, but since I did, it is doing exactly what I wanted it for. from Amazon.com After a brief period of some confusion, I managed to get my new Palm TX working. My initial problem was with the sync procedure with my Sony Vaio PC with the Vista Home Premium OS, as there was an element of incompatibility with the software on the disc. from Amazon.com I was hoping that my old TX would remain operational until the iPhone's calendar functions became competitive with Palm. Unfortunately, death came too soon after a long, good life. from Amazon.com

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The Palm TX offers users WiFi and Bluetooth technology combined with the convenience of a modern cell phone. Enjoy the comforts of being able to download content from the Internet while in an airport, office or café. The PDA also comes complete with a suite of Microsoft business software that includes Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Not only has that, but the Palm TX also let you listen to MP3s as well as read eBooks.

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Released	over 3 years ago
Installed Memory	128 MB
Interface Type	USB Bluetooth Wireless Technology Infrared Wi-Fi
Operating System	Palm OS
Built-in Music Player	MP3 Player
Audio Output	Built in Speaker
Battery Type	Proprietary Lithium
Color Depth	16-bit (64k colors)
Depth	0.61 in.
Display	16-bit (64k colors) Transflective Color TFT
Display Technology	Transflective Color TFT
Expansion Slot	SDIO Slot
Height	4.76 in.
Included Accessories	USB Synchronization Cable Flip cover AC adapter
Input Method	Touch Screen 5-Way Navigator
MPN	Palm Tx
PDA Special Features	Vertical And Horizontal Display
Processor	312 MHz Arm
Processor Speed	312 MHz
Processor Type	Arm
Release Date	12 October, 2005
Screen Resolution	320 x 480
Screen Size (Diagonal)	3.8 inch
Type	PDA
UPC	725355674606
Weight	5.25 oz.
Width	3.08 in.
Wireless Capabilities	Built-in Wireless

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