I've always been a big fan of Palm's products, and the T/X is everything a handheld organizer (remember those buzzwords?) was meant to be. Big and black, it's a sleek looking unit with a beautiful TFT screen (320x480) that almost fills its entire size! Fast too!
The T/X has got everything you need in a handheld -- except the phone: calendar, contacts, tasks, memos, DataViz Documents To Go Pro for Word, Excel and PowerPoint compatibility, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth support, VersaMail email, SMS, web browser, Pocket Tunes for MP3 playback, Media for photos and videos and even Solitaire! (of course).
How do they ever fit all of that into a $299 gadget that's basically the same size as a 3x5 card?
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How much value does a person put on a hand held device anymore that doesn't have the phone capabilities? I'm not too hip on holding a small brick up to my ear to talk, but it drives me crazy to have documents, information and contacts on one device have to call someone and have all my contacts again with another device. Obviously Palm knows more about what will sell than I do, but I would not buy a device without phone capabilities after seeing their treo product....
I have user comments on my palm T/X, after using it for the past two months. Great read for potential buyers...
http://homepage.mac.com/yonnii/Personal9.html
Got one from US. But its Ac adaptor works at 110 volts and wont work at 220 volts. Can i use a step down transformer or do i have to buy another adaptor? [3500 rs]