Palm M105

Do you need a hand, I mean a Palm? I own the Palm 105 and it was the best Christmas present I ever bought for my then boyfriend, unfortunately for him, he did the dirty on me just before I could hand it over?I haven?t looked back since. Why paper alone will not do? Once you have experienced the endless hours of possibility using your Palm Pilot, you will not go back to paper, trust me I have tried. Of course, this wonderful gadget is like most, it will be only as good as the user. My suggestion is this: if you regularly use MS Outlook, or have it on your system, and never saw the point in using it?then this Palm is for you. You will lose bits ...  Read the complete review

So, in 16?? (fill in the blanks if you know) Samuel Pepys wrote a huge diary that stands still as a historical document of the time. In the same century, Daniel Defoe toured around the whole of England and Wales and his account of his journey in similar style stands as a historical record of the country. (Daniel Defoe makes for a great read - buy it and spot you home town.) In four hundred years what will they find to reconstruct the history of our time? Not much really ... paper and pen are giving way to digital systems of recording that whilst offering greater capacity in a smaller space also offer a temporary storage medium that is wiped clear and reused. And ...  Read the complete review

I'm not going to give a piece-by-piece review here (go see the manual on the Palm website if you want to know all about this product). But here is my opinion of the product. Small, light and the built in cover is very useful. Battery consumption is very good. However, don't be put off if they go down quickly the first month, as you'll not want to put your Palm down. When I say small, this maybe too small for some people, even with my small hands the m105 can feel tiny. So try it's bigger sister models before you buy. The main advantage of the m105 is its price. They are cheap! Build quality is very good, however, the battery cover on my model is ...  Read the complete review

I'd wanted a handheld for a long time - I was a disorganised gadget junkie, and I thought that a PDA would solve my diary-keeping problem whilst satisfying my thirst for technology. The Palm m105 was cheap, that was the thing that made it stand out on the shelf in the the shop. So I had a play, found I liked it, and bought one. Having got it home, I played some more and found I loved it. Being Palm OS, there is a huge amount of free software available to be downloaded from the net, and the OS is etremely easy and logical to use. The software that comes built in is enough for most functions that you would use it for, and software is available for ...  Read the complete review

The palm m105 is a great pda, it is perfect for the newcomer to pda's, due to the fact that it has many functions all displayed in an easy to access menu and that it is sold at a low price. The m105 has a good selaction of programs as well as the ability for many more programs to be added using the 8mb of inbuilt ram.It also has the ability to access the internet which i found to be great although it is very slow to download the pages. I would advise anybody who buy's this pda not to use the mobile internet over your phone ...  Read the complete review