Palm Tungsten E

The Palm Tungsten is a sleek cool looking handheld with a vast array of features that are going to suit the majority of users. It comes with most of these features pre-loaded, but there are more on the provided CD which also contains the software to enable synchronization with your PC or Mac. Also provided in the box are several power adaptors which will make in rechargeable almost worldwide. Although the unit comes with Bluetooth there is also an additional cable supplied which will link your Palm to your computer for the transfer of data. I have found through experience that the cable method is definitely significantly quicker compared with the Bluetooth, but again ...  Read the complete review

PALM TUNGSTEN E2 PDA. QUITE USEFUL! Product Summary: The sales pitch::: Sleek, powerful and affordably priced, (about £70.00 - £100.00). The Palm Tungsten "E2" model handheld lets you create and edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint-compatible files and view them on a high-resolution color screen, even take your MP3s, video clips and photos with you, all with the ease of use you expect from Palm. _______________________ My findings (Hi-Spec-Tek) :>) I have found this to be quite a useful and almost problem free device. I am happy with the one I purchase about 18 months ago. I still use it and it still works well. I ...  Read the complete review

The palm Tungsten E Handheld is a great low-cost handheld, below are it's pro and cons Screen: The colour screen is great and can handle around 64000 colours, it has great detail and the screen size is reasonably large for a handheld. The handheld can display photos and videos very well. The handheld has a backlight meaning the screen is clearly visible day and night. Sound: The handheld has an in-built speaker with reasonable quality, it also has a standard size headphone jack. The handheld can produce CD quality sound, though headphones or speakers are required for this as the in-built speaker ...  Read the complete review

Whatever they say first impressions count and as such the Palm Tungsten E really catches the eye. On looks alone this is a winner, but who buys a PDA on looks. Having previously owned (and enjoyed)the impressive T3 I was disappointed by the Es relatively poor memory capacity and by the lack of blue tooth, surely a staple by now. Gone also the robust and very useful docking station, synchronization is now an adequate mini usb cable. However for around £150 your getting a Palm that looks the part, if what you really want is a diary and address book then look no ...  Read the complete review