Amazon.com Product Description

Golftrac Pro lets you track multiple games during a round, enter course details as you play, and view detailed game analyses. Detailed handicap play-input options include the ability to enter the USGA Index-adjusted handicap for individual players and courses based on USGA formulas. You will quickly learn an individual player's strengths and weaknesses, and discover how many three putts, bogeys, and bunkers have occurred in the current round.

There is also easy and accurate tracking of friendly golf betting. You can tally multiple challenges within a single round, including skins (points per hold), stroke (medal play), differential (medal play), greenies (closest to pin), Nicklauses (longest drive), and sandies (sand saves). Play any combination of seven gaming options. The easy-to-use scoring screen features large buttons and the information needed for each hole. Built-in up and down buttons on the device allow you to move from hole-to-hole. Your scorecard will always be smudge- and erasure-free. Store standard game settings for every round of golf you play, and track multiple games during a single round. ... Read more

Features

• Locate any street address in the continental U.S. and map out a route to get you there quickly
• Zoom in on any particular area and watch as the details of streets and roads are mapped out before your eyes
• Find the fastest and most efficient way to any spot in the country, with the full-color maps of streets, landmarks and historical sites
• Browse through a complete listing of restaurants, hotels, campgrounds and other points of interest
• Quickly calculate distances between cities to determine driving time

Product Description

Crazy for words? Pit your wits against hundreds of new Merriam-Webster crossword puzzles, plus popular newcomers including Text Twist, Link Letters and What Word. Published by Mobile Digital Media, Inc.

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Amazon.com Product Description

ViewSonic's Pocket PC V35 is the thinnest, lightest, and most powerful Pocket PC in its class. The Pocket PC V35 keeps you organized, efficient, and connected. And with the latest, greatest Intel XScale processor and advanced operating system from Microsoft, it provides you with powerful access to important information while you are away from your PC. Transfer your e-mail and important Office documents from your PC easily and quickly. Use the built-in voice recorder for important notes and insights. Play favorite MP3 files. Even read a book with Microsoft Reader for e-books.

Display
Indoors or out, colors are vivid and text is crisp with the 3.5-inch full-color transflective display. High 320 x 240 resolution keeps your image details clear.

Expansion
Store additional files and information with optional Secure Digital memory cards in the Pocket PC V35's expansion slot.

Operating System
Microsoft Pocket PC 2002 Premium Edition operating system works much like your PC. You'll automatically feel familiar with applications.

Synchronization
For your convenience, the Pocket PC V35 supports either continuous or on-demand synchronization.

Software
Preloaded software includes: Microsoft Pocket Outlook (e-mail, calendar, contact, notes, tasks); Microsoft Pocket Word; Microsoft Pocket Excel; Microsoft Reader; Microsoft Windows Media Player 8.0; Microsoft Pocket Internet Explorer; Microsoft ActiveSync; AvantGo Sync Provider; Voice Recorder; Calculator, and Solitaire. Companion software for your PC is also included: Microsoft Outlook 2000, Microsoft ActiveSync ClearVue Image, ClearVue Presentation.

What's in the box

• ViewSonic V35
• 32 MB ROM and 64 MB SDRAM
• AC adapter
• Lithium-ion battery
• Docking Cradle
• Leatherette case
• Stylus
• User manual

Features

• Fits easily in your pocket, briefcase, purse, backpack, or hand--wherever you need it most
• Indoors or out, colors are bright and text is sharp on the full-color 3.5-inch transflective screen
• Type a memo, work on your budget or relax with your favorite MP3 music
• With an Intel X-Scale 300 MHz processor, the Pocket PC V35 can keep up with you and all you do--think, live, play
• What's in the box: ViewSonic V35, 32 MB ROM and 64 MB SDRAM, AC adapter, Lithium-ion battery, Docking Cradle, Leatherette case, Stylus, User manual

Reviews (39)

Piece of Crap
Granted, I didn't want to spend too much on one of these.I guess I kind of got what I paid for.There is a splotch on the screen that showed up just two months after receiving it.ViewSonic totally ignored me.The battery stinks.The screen freezes so I have to reset the dumb thing.I bought this back in July of 03.I hate it.

Very good PDA compared to iPaq
Lots of good information on the Viewsonic, including the software upgrade, at the Yahoo group:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ViewSonic/

Don't buy this
This handheld has never worked properly. The USB connection has never worked well. I used to be able to synchronize to my computer once in a blue moon by holding the handheld down on the cradle and gently moving it until it connected. It has now completely failed to connect -- after less thana year. Also the alarm goes off at random times. For no reason it started beeping at midnight last night and again at 5 AM. I had a Palm for years and have gone back to using it. It was so much more reliable.

Probably the best choice in 250$ range
Before buying this product I thought a long time tochoose between the V35 and HP1910 and finally decided infavor of v35.
I am using it with a 128MB SDCard for additional storage space.
Up to now, I did not have any problems with the device. One of the cons is it does not have many built-in gadgets like wireless (802.11b) or bluetooth, but in this price range those are impossible to find.
I frequently get online help from ViewSonic and so far they answered all my questions in two days time via email. Viewsonic runs a free upgrade program to PocketPC2003 (device comes with PPC2002) at the moment. Ive had a problem with this issue, because of the fact that I am living in Turkey, the online free upgrade program does not support me, but I ve contacted to Viewsonic and they agreed to send me a free upgrade cd if I would give them an address in US. But for US residents I dont think this will create a problem.
The good thing about the PPC2003 upgrade is that with the upgrade, it is said that (Ref: ViewSonic website and "http://www.socketcom.com/pdf/SDIOCompatibilityMatrix.pdf", the onboard SD slot gains SDIO (SD Input/Output) capability. This means, you can purchase a wireless SDIO card and use it to browse web or you can also get a Bluetooth SDIO and connect to devices using Bluetooth, possibilities are endless. As far as I know its strongest rival HP1910 does not have any SDIO and CompactFlash IO capability. I would recommend PDA buyers to be careful about the expansion capabilities of the devices they are thinking to purchase.
The onboard InfraRed port works fine. The TFT screen is well lit and provides comfortable usage. The device is made of metal looking plastic, it may be better if it is made of light metalsuch as aluminum or better titanium. The battery takes more than 4 hours depending on the processor usage.
ActiveSynch connection to PC works well. The portable poweradapter for charging is a good idea, you can take it with you and charge it whenever necessary just like your cell phone. It may be wonderful if an additional portable USB synch cable is provided with the device in addition to the provided cradle. Another wonderful thing would be an additional CF card slot, but I dont think anybody can find both of the slots in a device in the price range.
As a conclusion, with the additional expansion capabilities (SDIO)with the PocketPC2003 upgrade, this may be one of the best choices in this price range. I would also strongly recommend the usage of an additional memory card with the device.

Worst Possible Customer Service
View screen went bad in just under 2 months of light use.Spend 2 1/2 hours at Compusa trying to get replacement, ended up calling Viewsonic and signing up for their "will ship in 48 hours" replacement program.Had to fax forms to them twice since first form Viewsonic said to fill out was the wrong form.Now 2 weeks later unit has yet to ship.DO NOT BUY FROM VIEWSONIC.... ... Read more

Features

• Store your photos on a Photo Album the size of a Postage Stamp!
• Includes Handmark's Photo Editing software
• Easy AND Intuitive
• Drag & Drop

Amazon.com Product Description

This crossword program for Palm devices provides a new puzzle every day, automatically downloaded each day you perform HotSync. If you miss a day, you'll find the past 14 days' worth of puzzles ready for download and installation from the program's Web site. If you find yourself stuck, you can view the next letter, a single word, or view the whole puzzle in completed form. You can also zoom in for a closer view. Puzzle-management features include the ability to beam, delete, or change to a new puzzle. Come back to an old puzzle anytime and pick up where you left off. ... Read more

Reviews (3)

Good fun!
This crossword application is awesome.I recommend this to any Crossword addict with a Palm device!

A new puzzle every day!
This is so great - no more carrying around the daily newspaper to finish the puzzle.It's stored right there on my Palm and I get a new one every day!

Disappointed !!
I was all excited when I found this program but failed to read the system requirements .All I knew was that it was for a Mac.I was very disappointed to find out that I needed a Palm also.Don't you have any programs that I can just load in my computer and play?I would be thrilled! ... Read more

Features

• Use MS Office files on handheld devices
• Create and synch new Word, Excel and PowerPoint files
• Work with graphics, PDFs and more
• E-mail compatible
• Easy to install

Reviews (5)

2 Must Have's - Security and Native Files!
I've been a Docs To Go user since version #4, and it's a program I wouldn't want to live without.I recently upgraded to the Palm Tungsten T-3, and Docs To Go #6 Premium looks great on the high resolution color screen - especially when viewed on the wider horizontal format when my T-3's slide-out cover is fully extended.

I originally didn't buy the Premium Edition of Docs To Go #6, but I upgraded as soon as I learned that it had two new features - both of which I had always longed to have!

The first is SECURITY.In MS Word, one can save documents that are openable only with a password.(When saving a document, use "save as" and then click "options.")This security feature carries over when the files are transferred via Docs To Go #6 Premium.To activate this feature on my Palm, I need simply to tap on the "Options" tab in the upper menu bar on my screen, followed by "Security," and then "Hide Records."

The second essential feature is Docs To Go #6's ability to save documents in NATIVE MS WORD format - which means that the file can be opened directly in MS Word!I can now save a document on my Palm's SD card - and then open it straight away on my PC in Word - without having to sync my Palm using Docs To Go before hand.This enables me to work remotely on my Palm (using my ultra-portable Stowaway Palm keyboard) and then open, edit and print the document on any computer that has MS Word.(To facilitate this, I carry a USB SD Card reader with me, which is plug-and-play for all Windows XP computers.)

Since a Word file is much larger than a Palm Memo file, this allows me to take notes in a long meeting - which I can then edit on my PC and distribute almost immediately to my other team members via email!(Before Docs To Go #6 Premium, I would take notes in Memo, and then cut-and-paste the text into a Word document - after I had transferred the Memo file to my home PC by syncing.What a pain!)Also, taking notes during a meeting using a Palm + keyboard is still kind of cool - whereas doing the same using a laptop isn't even close!

As another useful tool, I've also installed the latest version of BtPrint from ISComplete on my Palm, which allows me to print wirelessly to the infrared (IR) or Bluetooth (Bt) capable printers available to me at my home and in my office.MS Word documents printed via BtPrint look almost letter quality.For work, since my new company wouldn't provide me with a desktop printer, I went ahead and purchased a very used HP 990 cxi (which has IR) - along with a hardly used Bluetooth print adapter - both from eBay, which put me into business very inexpensively.

(As a final pair of tips, if you search very carefully using Google, you can even find the HP website which will send you a print driver disc for $10, which makes trying to bypass your company's firewall to download the software unnecessary.I've also installed PrintBoy 6.0 available from Bachmann software on my Palm which will print my To Do list -- by category -- which makes me look super-organized!Hey, in times like these, it's important to have every possible advantage, right?)

With the Security and Native MS file saving capabilities of Docs To Go #6 Premium, my Palm is even more indispensable than ever.This is one program I definitely couldn't do without! Why should you?

Avoid the demo at least
I tried the demo v.6.005 on my Treo 600. Very impressive for the most part, but unlike the free bundled viewer it crashed very badly on an e-mailed native Word doc attachment. I actually had to do a hard reset and reinstall all my apps and data from scratch. This is a very impressive piece of software, but hard crashes like these (which I subsequently re-tested and found repeatable) aren't really acceptable. Verdict: don't use this if you plan to travel away from your hotsync PC for any length of time!

unsuable
documents to go compresses my power point slides to the level where the graphics and text are literally unreadable.space on my memory stick is not tight so I would rather have the raw data, but i found no way to change this.a 15 meg document is compressed down to 580k, of course the quality is terrible.

Beware of versions!!!
I recently bought a Palm Zire 71 and found it to be everything I could ever want out a PDA, except for the fact that it lacked the proper software to load Microsoft Word Documents. Happily, I found the DataViz website, downloaded a trial copy of Documents To Go Premium 6.0, and all was well... until the trial period ended.

Not wanting to make a transaction over the net (they only accept credit cards on the site!) I had to find a local vendor that sold the software. And thus, the nightmare started. This product isn't easy find. It took me months to find a store that actually sold the dang thing, but when I finally purchased it, I found that it turned out to be version 5.0!!! Now, here is where things go horribly wrong...

Version 5.0 is a mess. There were multiple times when my Palm had to be reset, and there was even an occasion when the document I was working on simply vanished. Add to that, there's no such thing as a BOOKMARK even on that older version!

So be careful when you make the purchase. Better to just buy it here at Amazon.com and save yourself the trouble that I had to endure.

My advice; Palm better think VERY carefully about shipping any PDA without Documents To Go 6.0

Looking back, I could have saved myself a lot of pain, by buying a Pocket PC instead!

This program kicks butt!
If you want to bring your Office documents around on your you Palm or Sony handheld, this is the product for you.Sweet new user interface that gives all file info, allows for selective syncing of documents, easy SD card management. ... Read more

Product Description

Engineered for the enterprise, NEC MobilePro 900 is the fastest, easiest to use handheld PC (HP/C) solution available today. The MobilePro 900 offers a nearly full size keyboard, powerful instant-on functionality, and a light, yet rugged industrial design with no moving parts for outstanding service performance. With its latest MobilePro offering, NEC is extending its leadership position in enterprise mobile solutions. ... Read more

Features

• Touch panel function
• What's in the box: Mobile Pro 900, Backup CR2032 battery, AC Adapter, Rechargeable 2-cell Lithium-Ion battery, PC Connect USB cable, RJ-11 Telephone cable, Stylus pen, User manual
• Compact size: 1.8 pounds
• Microsoft Windows H/PC 2000 operating system
• 32MB Flash ROM

Reviews (6)

Nec Mobile Pro 900
Ok to all of you looking at an alternative to pocket pc and laptops then this device will be a welcome addition and a change of some sorts. I've owned a Jornada 720, 728 and a 547 which is a pocket pc. I honestly prefer handheld to the pocket pc because it encompasses everything into one unit with minimal lugging around of accessories and gadgets. When a unit can accommodate compact flash, secure digital and has a built in modem and PCMCIA slots then u have an all in one solution. These particular styles are more geared to the mobile professional and the frequent traveler. I'm considering buying this one and selling all of my old handhelds and pocket pc's because of nothing else technology. The only manufacturer left in the game is NEC and this unit has a 400 MHz Xscale processor (the same as in the high end pocket pc's) and has 64meg of ram and rom. The thing that people are going to say negatively about this machine is the screen. That's not NEC's fault. Until Microsoft gets off its lazy unsupportive billion dollar butt and offers a service pack to the hpc2000 OS then it will be hard to foresee change. I can stand being at the mercy of software developers. Hardware has always been ahead of software throughout the inception of technology. The current Handheld OS is 4 years old and wont support higher resolutions and color depths. However this unit does have external capabilities that allow it to be displayed at 800x600 which is acceptable for power point presentations and the like. Everyone that is a Handheld owner should write and send email to Microsoft to force a service pack upgrade because these units are more than capable of providing years of good hard use and its a shame that a new warranted unit like the NEC is hampered only by the software and not technology. It's a shame as well that HP got out of the market because their Jornadas were second to none. Anyway I'm a dreamer and I do foresee an upgrade to the OS and this NEC unit does have a ton of potential and a myriad of uses. Don't buy it expecting it to compete with a pocket pc in terms of the screen and performance due to the fact it uses passive active matrix screen versus the TFT screens on ppc's and the OS isn't optimized for the Xscale processor but nonetheless nothing else fills the void and hits the spot like the mobile pro900.

I found the answer!! The in-between-machine!!
I love this-- I hated carrying around a heavy laptop-- and I did not want to shell out the crazy amount of $$$ for a super light one-- because only the lightest would have been useful to me-- This is the answer-- Instant on and instantly into documents and off to work-- I've only had it a short time but its already proved incredibly useful, I've given up my notebook(actual paper spiral) that I used to haul around to meetings and though I was hesitant to give up my calendar I decided to pitch it within a few days!!!
Adressing the other reviewers negativity-- just cause he is an IT guy does not mean he knows what he is talking about!!! Syncing with my computer took just a few minutes-- It is like MAGIC
Thanks NEC!

More Hype than truth
I really wanted a more powerful Jornada 720 which is sort of the claim that NEC puts on this product. They keyboard is pretty good and some parts of the design like the placement of the CF slot and the PC Card are perfect. However, this is not exactly a small form factor like the Jornada it is about the size of a Fujitsu P1120 or a Avertec P. Weight wise it is about .5lb from the the P1120 and 2lbs from the Avertec. A good part is that it does have the ability to instantly turn on but the screen is terrible. In fact probably the worst screen of any PDA / Laptop I have seen. It is all washed out. I wanted this so that I could throw it in a Gym bag and if needed instantly turn it on and trade stocks through a TMobile Aircard. I found that the syncing with ActiveSync 3.7 was terrible, sometimes it would work other times it would fail on WinNT2000K and with XP Pro it was a nightmare. Part of the NEC 900 that is rotten is the OS. THe HPC 2000 is just plain buggy. The AirCard software would die while it works on a PDA and over 6 laptops and tablets.

Pros:
+ Turns on fast
+ CPU is definately faster than Jornada like 4 times as fast
+ CF/PCMCIA slot are position nicely and takes both I/II
+ Keyboard excellent

COns:
+ Too big just isn't small enough to be like a Jornada and too small to be like a P1120 or Sony TR1 or JVC Interlink all of which are much more powerful
+ Screen is worst I have ever seen
+ Syncing/OS is out of date and difficult

Bottom line for the price it isn't too bad if you want something light to type on or run excel spreadsheets that will last 8 hours. They keyboard is awesome so if you have large fingers and need an ultra portable this is ok if you can get around the screen.

Great HPC Palmtop!
NEC did a good job with this one!With the improved battery life, the USB slave port, the flash ROM, OS, and the 400mhz processor NEC surely made a seller!Many people do not realize that this unit is not running Windows XP, so this unit can out speed most laptops with its operating system!

People need to actually give HPC devices an honest chance, and with the right expectations.They will not be disappointed!

I love my NEC
The keyboard is amazing and I have never had any problem with this unit what so ever. I always have it in my backpack and I love the fact that CE allows you to turn it on and off instantly. I also use it for checking emails and some light surfing, although I rather surf on my laptop due to the small screen. I have never reset my NEC since I got it 4 months ago. ... Read more

Features

• Global Search for searching the comprehensive database
• 17,000+ cross-referenced entries; over 5,000 cross-references
• Includes alphabetical subcategory index
• Subject Area divides the alphabet into easily-navigated sections
• Index displays hundreds of expanded alphabetical records

Reviews (1)

Clarifications
It seemed a bit unclear, but this product WILL work on the Pocket PC, as well as possibly any other device, as long as it runs the Town Compass Data Viewer. For it to function, just create (it's probably already there) a 'Town Compass' folder on your Storage Card, then copy TC_WORLD BOOK '03.PDB from your CD's INSTALL folder to it. You should then be able to open up Town Compass and the "Palm Database" should be loaded. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

An impressive update of the Toshiba, e740, the e755 offers better display, faster processor speed, and more memory, plus wireless capability and a host of multimedia features.

Memory
The e755 has 64 MB of RAM and 32 MB ROM, plus a 32 MB Flash for an impressive total of 128 MB of built-in memory.The e755's Flash disk can easily be used to store applications and data that will then survive a hard reset, making it an ideal resource for backing up your most important information.

Controls and Casing
The front of the unit has four application buttons and a five-way directional pad. On the left side is the "record" button for audio input (the mic is on the top of the unit) to make it easy to record voice notes), a scroll wheel, and the infrared port. On the top there are two expansion slots (for Compact Flash andSecure Digital cards), stylus holder, stereo headphone port, power button, and and two LEDs (for the battery, alarms, and wireless communications). On the bottom of the unit are two switches (one to turn on and off the wireless radio and the other to turn on and off the battery), plus the DC-in socket and the cradle connection port.

Applications
Built-in advanced applications include IA Presenter, IA Mirror, ArcSoft PhotoBase software for viewing and editing images, and a data backup app.

Processor
The e755 uses Intel's PXA255 XScale-based processor, operating at 400Mhz, which is able to launch applications an display lists with blazing speed launch quickly. You can also adjust the CPU's speed down to extend battery life.

Display
The e755 has a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels, and a 16-bit, 64,000 colors display for crisp image viewing on its 3.8" transflective screen.

Multimedia
The e755 can play MP3s, either through the front-mounted speaker or the 3.5 mm stereo jack, and also play videosusing Windows Media Player 8.5 for Pocket PC.

Communications
There is an integrated 802.11b radio, turned on with a switch at the bottom of the unit. You can easily connect to a wireless LAN or to a T-Mobile Wi-Fi network. Included also is Wireless LAN Utility software to make it easy to connect to wireless networks, and to create and retain profiles for different networks.

Expansion
The e755 comes with two expansion slots: There's a Compact Flash Type II slot and a Secure Digital/MultiMediaCard slot capable of SDIO. There is also an Expansion Pack that clips to the bottom of the unit, and provides a USB port and a standard 15-pin RGB port.

Power
The unit uses a rechargable 1000 mAh lithium ion battery that can be charged either in the cradle or straight from the AC adapter.

What's in the box

• Toshiba Pocket PC e755
• USB Cradle
• 10W AC Adapter
• 1-Stylus
• Soft Slip Case
• Quick Start Card
• Warranty Card

Additional software:

• Pocket Word
• Pocket Excel
• Pocket Outlook
• Pocket Internet Explorer
• Microsoft Reader for Pocket PC
• Media Player 9 for Pocket PC
• File Explorer
• MSN Messenger
• File Explorer
• Microsoft Transcriber
• Microsoft Active Sync 3.7
• IA Presenter
• IA Screen Mirror
• ArcSoft PhotoBase for Pocket PC

Features

• Crisp 3.8" transreflective color display
• What's in the box: Toshiba Pocket PC e755, USB Cradle, 10W AC Adapter, 1-Stylus, Soft Slip Case, Quick Start Card and Warranty Card
• A powerful wireless Pocket PC packed with multimedia features
• Super-sized memory: 64 MB RAM, 32 MB ROM, plus a 32 MB Flash disk
• Integrated Wi-Fi wireless connectivity

Reviews (55)

Toshiba 755e
I bought this PDA two years ago.It has never synched well with either my laptop or my desktop.I always have to reset the PDA in order for it to synch.This didn't happen when it was new and Toshiba tells me it can only be my virus protection.I have also gone through three batteries.I was told today (3/1/05) that the battery is now $84 and that Toshiba no longer repairs PAs.Overall, very poor support from Toshiba.

toshiba e755
Used product for 8 weeks before complete failure in the absence of any kind of misuse.Since use began only 4 weeks before end of warranty period, Toshiba offered not help, and no service options,even though I was willing to pay.Was told twice I would be called by Toshiba Customer relations, and wasn't.Pocket PC's not repaired at authorized Toshiba computer service centers in a 20 mile radius.The nature of the failure was a complete system freeze, and failure of both "soft" and "hard" reboots to fix. Screen ultimately blank, with fully charged battery.Truly a $500 paper weight.It is a bitter lesson: do not purchase Toshiba computer products, unless from a retailer that allows no questions asked unconditional return (not too many of those!)What's amazing is this type of failure has been described by reviewers of the previous model, AND the subsequent e805.Toshiba is not ready for prime time, and hasn't been for years.This suggest to me a deep structural problem in its engineering and management.

very good... few small problems
the product is good and promising for a bussy user
but there are few problems :
1- No good support.
2- It frozes in two occasions, so I have to restart it again, and it is a very good practice to keep it sync everyday with your main computer.
3- it turned off by itself 6 times... that is really bad, because this ment that I have to re-sync with my computer, a process usually takes time and efford, and you wouldn't like it to happen SIX time.

Great product but..
This would be a really great product if it didnt continually need to be re-set. Its annoying because it resets for seemingly no reason at all, and I lose all my information, and then have to re-synch with Outlook, which defeats the whole point of having the unit. Im trying to find an answer from Tohiba, or to find out if I have the biggest lemon in the world

exelent pda
I just picked one of these up for 300 bucks, and let me tell you that this is the best pda I have ever used. I had a ipaq 3760 which wore out, and I was fortunate enough to find one of these for a mere 300 bucks, compaired to the ipaq 1945 which is the best other product in this price range, the e755 wins hands down. It has both SD and CF slots, integrated wireless, and enough features to keep you on your heels for weeks. and now the biggest thing... the battery life is great! I can use this all day without recharging it or changing the battery. exelent buy on a exelent unit. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Want to make waiting around a lot more fun? Next time you're stuck atthe airport or in an endless line, plug in the PalmPak Games Card to play 10entertaining games. Just plug the card into the expansion slot on your Palm m500series handheld. This postage stamp-size MultiMediaCard expands the capabilitiesof your handheld to give you the power to play games without sacrificing memoryspace.

The PalmPak Games Card features an exciting mix of games from the classic to thecutting edge (like SimCity). You'll enjoy favorites like solitaire,chess, checkers, and backgammon; games of chance like nine-ball, blackjack, andVegas slots; and hot new games like Bubblet and Zap!2016. ... Read more

Features

• 10 entertaining games--from classic to cutting edge
• SimCity, Bubblet and Zap!2016
• Chess, checkers, and backgammon
• Compatible with Palm m125, m130, i705, and m500 series handhelds

Reviews (21)

Good alternative
I think that this was a good choice, because you can erase games of your Palm and free space. Remember, Palm is not a toy.You will not have a Gameboy Advance in your hands if you purchase this Game Card.But I am sure that this can keep you entertained in your free time.

Great Compilaton of Games
The majority of the games are absolutely great. There are few that are dated, but the card is definately worth the price. Great way to pass the time.

Worth every penny...
This palmpack card is worth every penny. I bought it mainly for travelling. We live in Europe and do a lot of long drives so this definitely keep us entertained. My dad played chess from Naples to Austria. My husband is highly addicted to Simcity, he wouldn't give it up!? and I personally liked bubblet. This will keep you entertained for hours. It's definitely better than the games in our cell phones! :)

Don't buy this unless you like to be outdated
Although the games on the card are good, most of the itmes on it, like Klondike and Slots are outdated. The games can not be moved off the card, and cannot be updated to the current version(s). You would be better off buying the games seperately.

Only One Good Game
I bought this card for SimCity and Zap!2016 alone. The other games were good, but not great. I ended up playing mainly Zap!2016, because the other games were just too boring. They could have put more exciting games on it. I just don't think it's worth the money for only one good game. Some people said Zap!2016 had some bugs in it. I haven't noticed any. I recommend buying just Zap!2016 itself from the Palm Software Connection. You'll save some money and free up the expansion card slot. ... Read more

Product Description

More than just a simple data device, the Pocket PC e400 Series features smart hands-free applications including text-to-speech and voice commands to launch applications for greater productivity while on-the-go. Powered by the battery-efficient Intel PXA261 processor with Intel XScale technology at 300MHz, the Toshiba Pocket PC e400 Series provides the performance you need to keep you organized and productive. A built-in SD card slot is also included to store your favorite digital and audio files. ... Read more

Features

• Touch Panel:Analog resistance sensitive system touch panel
• Controls/Buttons:5 way navigation button; 4 application keys- calendar, contacts, task
• Meno; 3 function navigator (Toshiba Scroller) for up, down and action
• Reset switch, voice record button, Power on/off button, battery on/off switch, hold switch, stylus pen
• 3.5" TFT transreflective color display, 240 x 320 (portrait) resolution (16 bit)

Product Description

palmOne Centipede & More Classic Games - Game/Entertainment - Handheld DevicesWhittle away your time spent waiting with the hottest game genres. Includes the most popular individual games, compatible with Palm OS handhelds and Windows Mobile Pocket PC devices. ... Read more

Features

• Centipede: The bugs are back! This classic shooting game is one of the best over made and this mobile version is just as fast and challenging as when you played it on the Atari 2600. Defend against the onslaught of centipedes and other creatures.
• Kasparov Chessmate: Endorsed by Grandmaster Garry Kasparov, this game has four game-length modes, plus drills based on historic matches and hints to improve your play from Kasparov himself.
• Snails: A fun action-strategy game featuring fantastic cartoon-like graphics, sounds, background music and game play. Galactic snails run, jump, arm themselves with heavy artillery and hurl insults at each other as they do battle.
• The Emperor's Mahjong: The ancient Chinese puzzle game Mahjong goes mobile. Match sets of tiles and clear them from the board. 72 different layouts grouped in 6 different themes.
• Slurp: Slurp is a colorful, fast-paced shape-shifting puzzle game. Slurp up the colored drops with your straw as they change shape and the game goes faster and each new board shrinks.

Features

• A daily fix of fun for Palm and Pocket PC model handhelds
• Automatically delivered each day; start up any time of the year
• No need to login, sign up, or download to get your daily dose
• Quickly customize the preferences to display when you want
• Easily save your favorites and view missed days

Amazon.com Product Description

The Pocket Express Entertainment Pack provides games to satisfy any Palm m500 handheld user. The pack consists of eight games, ranging from chess to classic video games like Tetris and Logan's Run to card games like Blackjack and PokerDice. Solitaire comes in three varieties: Klondike, Demon (similar to Freecell) and Baker's Game (also known as Canfield).

Most of these games are compatible with the color display on the Palm m505 handheld. BlackJack and Chess are grayscale only. ... Read more

Features

• Add recreational entertainment to your handheld
• 8 popular games including Tetris, Lode Runner, Blackjack, PokerDice, PocketChess, and Solitaire
• Supports color
• Compatible with Palm m125, m130, i705, and m500 series handhelds

Reviews (3)

Not a bad set of games.
They are not exciting but they will help you pass time when you are waiting at the airport.

The Chess Game is the best.

Nice little game pack.
For the price you pay you get a few decent games.

Cheaper then buying them individually.

Great Game Pack!
This is a geat pack - the games are fun, and the card is easy to use (just pop it in and start playing - and the cards look very cool, they're so small). I mostly bought it for Tetris and Lode Runner, but PocketChess is fun, too, for the odd times when I feel like having some mental stimulation. It's a great pack to just leave in your Palm and use when you find yourself waiting around with nothing else to do. ... Read more

Features

• The future is ruked by supercorporations that want to control all the resources in the galaxy. Work your way up the corporate ladder by winning battle for control of planet Icarus, against other supercorps!
• Play 14 exciting single-player mission on 2 alien worlds
• Enjoy state-of-the-art graphics, sound and animation as you engage enemies on the battlefield
• Multiple game maps, military units and structures
• Control your troops in a variety of missions and lead them to victory

Reviews (1)

High quality, addictive game play, as good as any PC game
I spend a lot of time trapped -- on the train, in airports, waiting for late starting meetings -- and I've bought a lot of PDA software to pass the time, for work and for fun.This game, however, leaves all others behind.Someone has finally ported a *great* PC game to PDA so that it keeps all it's best qualities.The graphics are outstanding, the replay factor is wonderful, and fans are constantly building new adventures that they conveniently post on the Harndmark website in the Warefare Inc forum.You can download these new scenarios for free.It's endless and addictive fun, and you'll find yourself looking for reasons to be stuck in line somewhere.My biggest condern when I bought this game was the learning curve.Some more complex games have a high learning curve and you have to find out how to play nearly by accident.However, Handmark anticipated this problem, and the first few scenarios are designed specifically to teach you how everything works.In fact, it's one of the most fun tutorials I've ever encounterd.It makes learning the game as much fun as playing it, and you don't have to read any user's guides to get going.As you progress and want to explore new game strategies, you can visit the Handmark website forum for the game and check archived messages for help or tips, or start a new discussion.You might never manage to find a way to become bored with this game.I haven't yet, and I've had it for nearly a year. ... Read more

Product Description

The Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 combines state-of-the-art Sharp technology and Sharp innovation to deliver a unique and compelling PDA solution. The Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 offers everything from mobile communications to mobile multimedia; keyboard integration and dual expansion delivering one of the most versatile and flexible PDA solutions on the market today.With optional peripherals and Sharp Mobile Services you can have wireless connectivity anytime, anywhere. Sharp's clever integrated keyboard design allows easy data input without sacrificing space. Edit text or e-mail effortlessly with a standard QWERTY keyboard. Sharp combines the best of both worlds by offering two expansion slots. Two slots allow you to add two peripherals simultaneously such as a CompactFlash modem card and SD memory card. This seamless design makes upgrading easy and simple. Sharp's color LCD technology and high-powered processor deliver top quality multimedia for all corporate and personal needs. The SL-5500 has a 3.5" 65, 536 Color Reflective TFT Front-Lit Screen with 240 x 320 resolution for outstanding graphics and clarity, indoors or out. Listen to your favorite music or movie clips anytime, anywhere with the Stereo Headphone Jack. In addition to the SL-5500 built-in QWERTY keyboard, the stylus and touch screen allows you to navigate through applications with ease. One-Touch Access allows you to instantly view calendar, address book, menu and e-mail with just one press of a button. ... Read more

Features

• Linux/Java-powered handheld computer with 64 MB RAM, 206 Mhz Intel processor, and organization and productivity software
• High-resolution color reflective TFT screen with support for over 65,000 colors
• Integrated QWERTY keyboard that slides out from bottom of handheld
• Listen to MP3 or watch MPEG video; includes stereo headphone jack
• What's in the box: Zaurus SL-5500, EA-70 AC Adaptor, Docking Station (USB), AC Adapter and Power Cord, Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery, Stylus, Display Protection Cover, CF Slot Protection Card

Reviews (74)

After one year and alot of abuse, its still running strong
I purchased my Zaurus sl-5500 over a year ago and have never been disapointed.I choose the sharp pda because of the short lifespan that plagues most pda models (ahem... ipaq...).I had owned several sharp products in the past, including an imported md player , and still have all of them running strong.Sticking by sharp was definitly a good choice, because my zaurus has taken all kinds of beatings and is still running perfect.My zaurus has been dropped in a toilet, fallen out of my pocket while skateboarding, been tossed around all over the place, frozen, and sat on. Although the plastic casing has its share of scratches and dings, the zaurus still performs perfectly.I have it coupled with an ambicom wifi card and have loved its wireless support.I can scroll instant message and surf ubersite from the toilet with ease.I have changed the gui and have added all kinds of software and never had a problem with the system.I was afraid that my lack of knowledge would hurt my ability to use and take advantage of the zaurus's capabilities, but the software is intuitive and easy to use.The zaurus runs great as a stock pda, but it excels in its custamizability and compatability.I would recomend the zaurus to anyone looking for a pda, above any other brand.

Great PDA for the money
Right now the 5500 is around $200 and it is hard to beat this PDA at that price. Sure the 5600 and 6500 have fancier features, but they are still priced too high. The best thing about the Sharp Zaurus running Linux is the enormous amount of free software that has been developed for it. You can make this little PDA do ANYthing! My only gripe is that Sharp hasn't put more effort into making syncing the Zaurus with Linux easier out of the box. It's as if they assumed a Linux PDA would only be popular with Windows and Mac users. How dumb is that? Otherwise, my favorite PDA.

The swiss army knife of palmtops
After reading a variety of reviews on a number of palm devices, I decided to try the Zaurus.So far, I havn't been dissapointed with my decision.The Zaurus GUI is responsive and the applications appear to work well and intuitively.The text reader application did lock up on a huge file. Other than that, no problems.

As stated previously, this product's greatest strength is the Linux OS that lies underneath rhe hood. I've downloaded a few UNIX shell based tools that have compiled and worked without a hitch. I love using Opera with a d-link cf wireless card. It required almost no tweaking and works great.The Zaurus is made of plastic but appears to be fairly durable. The battery is a bit underpowered on 5500 (The 5600 has a battery 2X larger.)

If you plan on networking the 5500, read the security information regarding ftp weaknesses in early models.

Overall, a great value for $200!

Zaurus 5500 PDA
I was a Sharp Wizard user, so I was excited when they came out with a more sophisticated PDA.I was swayed by the price and the pull out keyboard unit.Since I purchased it in November 2003, I have not been able to sync anything but the address book and calendar.This is a waste to me.After several e-mails and phone calls to Sharp, I am considering chalking this up to a bad experience, and jumping out of the Sharp bandwagon and purchasing a Palm or IPAQ.I am truly disappointed with this product and pray that you do not make the same mistake.

I love it!!!
This is an absolutely great PDA.It runs linux and there is tons of free software available for download.It runs, Java and Python, my two favorite languages so I can easily write my own software for the Zaurus. ... Read more

Features

• This massive collection of PDA software has a complete list of education, productivity, reference, and utility programs
• Take fun IQ tests, organize your schoolwork, or learn a new language in your spare time
• Complete selection of personal tools help you track your bank account, your calories and even your personal thoughts
• A complete reference library is at your fingertips -- access dictionaries, atlases, medical guides and more, while you're on the move
• Carry an arcade in your pocket with over 80 games you can choose from

Product Description

The thin, light, and affordable HP iPAQ Pocket PC h1935 with integrated Secure Digital (SD) expansion slot has great features and functionality at an incredible value to meet your handheld computing needs. The slim and sleek design fits into almost any pocket or purse and conveniently includes SD slot for flexibility in expansion and storage. Stay productive with the combination of popular applications, features and storage capabilities. View photos and listen to your favorite music when you want. A broad range of features, expansion capabilities, and multimedia make the HP iPAQ Pocket PC h1935 essential for you to be productive at home, at work or on the go. ... Read more

Features

• Dazzling transflective TFT color display with an LED backlight
• Flexible expansion options
• Mobile versions of familiar applications like Microsoft Outlook, Word, and Excel
• Entertainment on the go with games, music, and video
• What's in the box: iPaQ 1935, Stylus, Removable/Rechargeable 900 mAh Lithium-lon battery, AC adapter, USB cable, User Manual

Reviews (43)

I've also had mine for about 2 years...
I have had very few problems with my 1935.It needs the occasional soft reset, but that may be attributed to the PIM and Today plug-in I downloaded.The screen on mine has stayed in great shape, and I let my 4 year old "draw" in the notes area!!(And, yes, she has dropped it without the screen shattering!)Would recommend to anyone who needs a great organizer without wireless capability.

I've been using mine for a couple of years now
No problems with it. I've dropped it several times, with and without its case on, and nothing has broken. I use it every day, and didn't use a screen protector for about 8 months.

It's not the best ipaq on the market but it looks and feels great. I guess if I wanted to play action games on my PDA I might prefer a more potent model, but it covers all my necessities, which are to write (using TextMaker), read eBooks, store information and photographs, and play music and movies. I certainly don't feel the need to upgrade because I have yet to find Pocket PC software it can't deal with.

Until Microsoft or life's accidents force me to, I will not buy a more powerful model.

But I do wonder what on earth people do to theirs to break them. No PDA review sites or articles refer to unusually weak screens on this model, and reports of cracked ones are almost exclusively found at Amazon.

screen cracks
I was given this as a Christmas gift Dec 2003.About 4 or 5 months later, I pulled it out of the case to use it one day & the screen was cracked (about an inch above the bottom).It was not dropped; it was kept in the case because I did not use it on a daily basis. I took it to a Best Buy store since it was purchased through them.The tech said he had never seen a crack like it & that it was not an intentional crack (I believe he said it was not a "tension" crack).However, they will not cover the damage.Best Buys says it is HP's problem.HP says it is Best Buy's problem.So--I am stuck with a $300 piece of junk that no one will replace.Oh, HP will replace the screen for $200.It's probably not even worth that anymore.The sad thing is, my husband even purchased the service plan for it, but it does not cover screens---IMAGINE THAT!!!!

BB did send it off to "check it out" & it is in worse condition than when I took it in.I could at least view my contacts & other programs.I could even use the keyboard (above the crack).The problem was only below the crack. When I used the stylus on the keyboard, it would not type the letter I was touching. Now I can't sync the info stored on it to my computer or do anything but turn it on.No one seems to care--good customer service, huh?

Don't buy this IPAQ. The screen breaks for no reason
Look at all the reviews here. You'll find out that a large precentage of them is saying "good product, until the screen cracked for no reason". Same here. One day I found the screen bleeding from the top left corner. This was about 4 months after I got it (90 days warranty, thank you very much). This IPAQ was hardly even used.

Save yourself. Don't buy this product. Get a Palm (had one for 3 years before this Ipaq, never had an issue with it).

It's nice while it lasts, but...
The four months I had this in working condition, it worked wonderfully well.I never had any problem with it.Unfortunately, that wasn't to last.

I had it on its charger while I was working and next think I know, there's a crack in the glass about an inch up from the bottom of the screen.I had never dropped this PDA, I was always very careful while using it.There was no reason for this to happen, and it did so without any outside interference.

And they really get you coming and going on this one.A replacement LCD screen with glass top (you can not buy the glass top alone for this model) is almost $200.That's about what the PDA costs in the first place!

Since this happened to me, I have seen where several other people have complained of the exact same thing happening to them.This is obviously a product default, and I would never recommend that anyone buy this model.I can't vouch for any of the other HP models, but this one is a definite waste of money.Don't take the chance. ... Read more

Features

• Fully customizable viewer: fonts, colors, toolbars, scrolling
• Choose from 16 complete Bible versions for the Palm OS
• Olive Tree Bible reader with easy-access toolbar
• Create and jump to bookmarks; jump directly to specific verses
• Powerful search functionality by word, phrase, range of books