Palm M100 Reviews

the m100 is an extremely flexible and powerful pocket tool for organising information and even having fun though it is bottom of the range of Palms, it still has all the benefits of Palm software just like the others m100 has a black and white screen, others have colour m100 has 2mb of memory, others have more -- but 2mb ...  Read the complete review

Palm has now released the first in its new wave of handhelds. In a unique package with an RRP of £129 (though I paid £78 for mine)it combines a number of features that were not standard equipment on their other models. Palm has done so in a smaller and more customisable package. The m100 weighs in at under 100g and is about 11.5cm by ...  Read the complete review

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I recently purchased this PDA for £49.99 from amazon.co.uk. For the price I didn't have many expectations but I was very pleasantly surprised by it overall. The box comes with the PDA,Manual,Serial Cable (to connect the PDA to the computer and sync data), CD-ROM, batteries and the stylus. Upon first holding the PDA it felt ...  Read the complete review

The palm 100 is the basic model in the palm range.It has the basic features that you would expect on a pda such as graffiti and a text aplication. It has a serial port so it can be connected to your pc, which allows you to send files to and from the pda. The screen is in black and white,which allows you to use text based applications, but ...  Read the complete review

Organize your life. If the word "busy" doesn't begin to describe your life, the Palm™ m100 handheld can help you simplify things. This affordable handheld gives you all the room you need for addresses, phone numbers, appointments and to-dos. Plus, it gives you the flexibility to add business productivity tools, games and ...  Read the complete review

This is my fist palm pilot. I decided to buy my palm m100 after seeing my friend's palm m500. But There was no need to buy that expensive one. I checked the models. And the m100 was the most suitable one for me. Palm m100 is a very useful device. It has Date Book, Address Book, To Do List, Memo Pad, Infrared whic used to meam data, ...  Read the complete review

What I liked: The built in applications such as calendar and address book are well designed, and genuinely help to organise your life. The sync option with Outlook is also valuable and well implemented. The range of applications that can be added to the unit is very impressive, there is something to suit most problems, ...  Read the complete review

Very good for those who are new to Palm or have a 1st or 2nd generation Pilot. - Advantages: Has a (unique to the mXXX series) jot pad - Disadvantages: Only 2mb RAM (shoulda got an m105), No flash ROM

...but thats not meaning that this handheld is not good. I invested in a Palm M100 after I lost my Psion 3mx and decided to check out Palm OS as an alernative. There are many offerings on the PDA market with some very different prices. I stopped to think what I wanted out of a PDA. A calender to keep my appointments in, a ...  Read the complete review

Like most people who buy a PDA, I decided to shell out for the M100 to help me organise my busy schedule, and remember the things I have to do. Before getting the m100, I wrote my To Do list on pieces of paper, but for some reason I always lose them! The m100 is a great piece of kit. You can download extra software from the internet and with the ...  Read the complete review

My life is a mess and I need to be orgonised so I bought one of these little friends. I cannot rate this product highly enough. If you are thinking of buying one then don't think just buy it! The most impressive thing about this PDa is not the datebook, notes, phone book which are all excellent but it is the quality of programs ...  Read the complete review

My initial reaction to the Palm M100 was "a Palm for under £150 - pull the other one". However as I have sold more of the palm range, and in fact bought a Palm myself I have found out that there is little wrong with the M100. It is bulkier than the super slim Palm Vx. But not so bulky that it wont fit into your pocket. The ...  Read the complete review

After many missed appointments and forgotten phone numbers, I decided to invest in some kind of personal organiser. I could have chosen a simple, cheap and cheerful, model for around £20. But these types of things are very restricted in what you can actual do. The beauty of things like Palmtops, is that they have their own operation system ...  Read the complete review

Having never had a PDA I was immediately drawn to the budget Paalm m100. It seemed to offer a lot for the money so I thought it might be owrth a go. I then came across the Handspring Visor Deluxe and I wasn't so sure the Palm was such a good idea. My main problem with the Palm was the serial cable, as I have no serial port on my PC which ...  Read the complete review

I have had the Palm M100 for a number of months. Bought by my company for all of the managers to swap memos etc by infra-red. Found the applications helpful. As a new toy most people are absolutely amazed at its capabilities. I must say that I was very sceptical at first but have grown to love it. it is processing of inforamtion is faster than ...  Read the complete review

Before I got my Palm m100 I had a look around to see what was out there and basically for the price I found the Palm Pda's were offering the best choices. Yes a full color Windows CE machine looked nice but unless you have plenty of money it's not really an option. After looking at all the wondefull Palm Pda's and realising that ...  Read the complete review

Palm has now released the first in its new wave of handhelds. In a unique package with an RRP of £129 (though I paid £78 for mine)it combines a number of features that were not standard equipment on their other models. Palm has done so in a smaller and more customisable package. The m100 weighs in at under 100g and is about 11.5cm by ...  Read the complete review

With so many pda handhelds around today, it is very hard to make a decision on which is the best to buy. With the price ranging from appx £100 upwards you have to sit down and think what you need it for and are the applications that are on it, are the ones you really need. I personally found this cheaper end of the handhelds the most ...  Read the complete review

DITCH & SWITCH? Do you really need a PDA when you already have a PAD? The recent introduction on the Palm m100 will have a lot of people wondering if now is the time to ditch the old diary and switch to a handheld. For anyone who already uses MS Outlook for his or her diary, to do list and address book the answer is a ...  Read the complete review