Battery Type: Lithium Ion Binding: Electronics Brand: Palm Color: Gray EAN: 0805931015563 Label: Palm Manufacturer: Palm Memory Slots Available: 1 Model: E2 Modem Description: None Native Resolution: 320 x 320 Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Palm Studio: Palm System Memory Type: SDRAM Warranty: 90 days
Features:
320x320 Transflective TFT color display with touchscreen, supports more than 65,000 colors
Built-in Bluetooth technology for connecting to compatible wireless devices, such as mobile phones, laptops, and printers
Powerful, yet affordable, with 32 MB of memory (26 MB actual storage capacity)
Create and edit Word, Excel, Adobe PDF, and PowerPoint compatible files
Supports SD, SDIO and MultiMediaCard expansion-cards to add extra memory, features or content
Rating: - Palm Tungsten E2 Handheld
I am 100% satisfied with the product. Works well with my Microsoft Office 7 program.
Rating: - review
I'm very satisfied. Nothing less than I expected. I figured, why buy a new one, especially since PDAs are fossils at this point anyway. Also, the desktop recharger and leather case were unexpectedly thrown in for free. Very cool. Thanks.
Rating: - my second E2!
I find it almost impossible to live w/o a PDA, so when my first E2 (which I got for free as an incentive from an investment company - those were the days!!) died, I purchased a Sony Clie, not knowing they were discontinued. When I lost its charger, too bad - no more parts. After much shopping around, I decided to go for the E2 again - more than I need for my uses, but the old one had been reliable, and I am used to the interface. The only thing I did differently this time is buy a hard case for it, cause I think the demise of the first can be traced to banging around in my handbag unprotected for years. The back "metal" was actually worn off. I heartily recommend the E2.
Rating: - my second one
Palm Tungsten E2 Handheldthis is my second one. had a tungsten e for 5 years. very happy with it. excellent for anyone looking for a good base model to keep a calendar and an address book. with and sd memory card it is also a great way to carry around "bragging "photos.
Rating: - A real step down from a Sony Clie'
I've been forced to switch from the tried and true Sony Clie' I bought more than 5 years ago to a Palm, due to a software compatibility issue. Not having a keyboard incorporated into the device slows things down tremendlously and forces me to use both hands to enter grafiti. The Palm is chunky and awkward to hold compared to the elegant design of the Clie'.
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- Palm Tungsten E2 Handheld
- review
- A real step down from a Sony Clie'