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Best Palm based PDA?

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Thread Starter 
I was wondering if anybody could point me to the best palm-based pda out there. I know the Clie's are nice but I want use of the SD slot which the Clie's don't allow for (they only have a wireless module slot). Any help would be great.
post #2 of 8
The highest end of the Palm's are the Tungstens, I like the Tungsten C, it has built in Wifi and an SD slot, but it also has a mini keyboard built in instead of grafiti.

It really depends on your needs though, what do you want to do?
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I got mine

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ROFLMAO
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I know you said Palm Based, but I used a palm for about 3 days and said uhuh! Then I returned it and got a Pocket PC. I now have the best of both worlds. The Ipaq 1910 has all the power and interoperability of a PPC but is as small as a Palm and inexpensive. The new 22xx version add wireless capability. That is what I would buy today if I was buying another.
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are there any PDAs with Linux?
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Quote:
Originally posted by beakmyn
are there any PDAs with Linux?
Yep, the Sharp Zaurus
post #8 of 8
Thread Starter 
The reason I was asking was that I gave a new Clie NZ90 to my dad for father's day and I like it but there are some issues:

1) Do I need that 2 Mpixel camera/flash built in? Yes it would be nice to have it but is not essential.

2) Expandibility: I need the SD slot because I want to be able to expand my PDA. I understand that programs come on SD that are medical related. However, my med school's list of recommended programs does not require any of those but I want to be ahead of the curve so I do not get burned with a PDA that doesn't fit my needs.

3) Thumb keyboard? yes!

4) Phone built-in? Nah, not necessary.

5) Mp3 player? Yes, that would be good. Make sure its in stereo as I am told some of the Tungstens are not stereo!

6) Voice memo? Must have so I can take patient notes and the mic must be in the PDA so I don't need to connect a silly microphone.

7) Word/Excel Documents: I need to be able to view and edit them on my PDA. Is this too much to ask?

8) Full internet browser: This is an added bonus but it would be beneficial.

9) Bluetooth/Wifi: If I had to pick one, maybe Wifi would be better, but i'd like to have both whether its built in or through an expansion slot.

10) Yes it must be Palm compatible due to requirements of med schools. Almost all medical schools recommend Palm for their students since the software is only out there for it. However, Pocket PC would work if there is a 100% compatible emulator for Palm software included the stuff on the SD media.
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