PALM ONE TX Handheld PC Computer under £180
Category: Handheld PC, Other Computers | May 24th, 2007
If you are looking for a reliable handheld PC then we and so do PC World recommend the Palm One TX Handheld PC, this little handheld PC is not only affordable but a totally cool way of being out and about wirelessly. Having total wireless connectivity is a bonus when on the move. It has built in Wi-Fi and PowerPoint presentations and much more.
PALM ONE TX Handheld PC Specifications –
• Palm OS V5.4 Operating system
• Built in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technology
• Edit and create Word & Excel files
• 128MB internal memory
• High resolution 320×480 display
• View photos and videos, play MP3 files
• SD expansion card compatible
• Built-in e-mail and web browser
• Intel XScale 312MHz processor
• Built-in MS Outlook and Exchange 2003
• Web Exclusive £179.98
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Comment by raja — September 26, 2007 @ 5:48 am
Well to whomever this may concern,
I’m afraid that I was thoroughly shocked when I read the reviews at:
http://www.reevoo.com/reviews/mpn/palm/tx_hand_held_computer
It seems that an alarming number of people who had purchased the PDA were discovering problems. Many people found that the web browser and email was difficult to setup and use, NOBODY could use the mp3 function, the instructions were not clear and hard to understand plus they were very brief and not informative and don’t get me started on what I heard about the infamous “wireless functions”. All in all to me, about to buy one, I think that the PDA sounds absolute tosh! For two hundred pounds what a rip off!. PC World, you may now stand and defend this product!
Comment by Sirius Block — July 21, 2008 @ 10:41 am