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zdnetasia.com Professional Review.
PalmOne Tungsten T5
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Review Verdict: Although it lacks Wi-Fi, the Tungsten T5's solid performance and new features make it a perfect companion for mobile professionals.
Review Verdict: Although it lacks Wi-Fi, the Tungsten T5's solid performance and new features make it a perfect companion for mobile professionals.
QuickTake:
Pros: Sleek and lightweight design 256MB of memory doubles as a USB drive easy drag-and-drop file transfer good battery life bright screen
Cons: No Wi-Fi
newbie.org Professional Review.
Palm Tungsten T5 Handheld
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The Palm Tungsten T5 Handheld has a address book, audio playback, Bluetooth compatibility, calendar, E-mail, expense tracker, Integrated MP3 Player, phone book, presentations, scheduler, spreadsheet, video playback, web browser, word processor and more. I
The Palm Tungsten T5 Handheld has a address book, audio playback, Bluetooth compatibility, calendar, E-mail, expense tracker, Integrated MP3 Player, phone book, presentations, scheduler, spreadsheet, video playback, web browser, word processor and more. I
QuickTake:
Pros: Fast, features, easy to use and has a great screen display.
Cons: No WiFi and has no voice recorder.
pocket-lint.co.uk Professional Review.
PalmOne Tungsten T5 review
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QuickTake:
Pros: Big screen which is easy to read, 215MB user accessible non-volatile flash memory
Cons: Encourages a 24/7 working culture, No integrated Wi-Fi for direct Internet access
cnet.co.uk Professional Review.
palmOne Tungsten T5
Comments:
Though it lacks Wi-Fi, the T5's solid performance and new features make it a perfect companion for mobile professionals
Though it lacks Wi-Fi, the T5's solid performance and new features make it a perfect companion for mobile professionals
QuickTake:
Pros: Sleek and lightweight design; 256MB of memory; doubles as a USB drive; easy drag-and-drop file transfer; good battery life; bright screen
Cons: No Wi-Fi
QuickTake:
Pros: Ample flash memory, Appealing design, USB drive function
Cons: No WiFi, Horrible power button, Some software bugs, Expensive for the hardware
cnet.com Professional Review.
Palm Treo 650 (AT&T) review
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Review Verdict: Though it has its shortcomings, the Palm Treo 650 offers solid performance and adds some key features to maintain its reign as smart-phone leader.
Review Verdict: Though it has its shortcomings, the Palm Treo 650 offers solid performance and adds some key features to maintain its reign as smart-phone leader.
QuickTake:
Pros: The Palm Treo 650 benefits from an improved display and keyboard, integrated Bluetooth, and a speakerphone. The world phone also has a 312MHz processor, Palm OS 5.4, multimedia, and e-mail support.
Cons: Sadly, the Palm Treo 650 has meager integrated memory, no built-in Wi-Fi, and a low-resolution camera. Also, the Treo 650's headphone jack isn't standard size, and you can't use its Bluetooth as a wireless modem.
cnet.com Professional Review.
Palm Treo 600 (AT&T) review
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Review Verdict: Handspring's parting shot, the Treo 600, is one of the better blends of phone and PDA that we've seen to date.
Review Verdict: Handspring's parting shot, the Treo 600, is one of the better blends of phone and PDA that we've seen to date.
QuickTake:
Pros: Improved battery life; built-in VGA camera; SDIO expansion slot; speakerphone; runs Palm OS 5.1; one-handed navigation; supports multiple e-mail accounts; world phone.
Cons: Cramped keyboard; display isn't high resolution; headphone jack isn't standard size.
cnet.com Professional Review.
Palm Tungsten T5
Comments:
Review Verdict: Though it lacks Wi-Fi, the T5's solid performance and new features make it a perfect companion for mobile professionals.
Review Verdict: Though it lacks Wi-Fi, the T5's solid performance and new features make it a perfect companion for mobile professionals.
QuickTake:
Pros: Sleek and lightweight design; 256MB of memory; doubles as a USB drive; easy drag-and-drop file transfer; good battery life; bright screen.
Cons: No Wi-Fi.
goodgearguide.com.au Professional Review.
Palm Tungsten T5
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Review Verdict: The Tungsten T5 will appeal to people who want a Palm-based business handheld that can double as a portable storage device.
Review Verdict: The Tungsten T5 will appeal to people who want a Palm-based business handheld that can double as a portable storage device.
QuickTake:
Pros: Large internal non-volatile memory
Cons: No cradle
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Skipping the Tungsten 4 (the number is considered bad luck in Japan and other Far Eastern countries), PalmOne's latest Tungsten T5 blends the style of the budget Tungsten E with the elongated 65K-colour LCD of the old Tungsten T3. In short: it's easily on
Review Verdict: Shipped without the usual docking cradle, PalmOne has also given the T5 the ability to act as a USB drive or memory stick. Simply connect the supplied USB cable, plug it into a PC and you can simply drag 'n' drop your digital content to the handheld rathe
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