Best Palm PDAs - 160 x 160 Screen Resolution

'Because Handspring's Blazer 2.0 browser does not support frames or JavaScript, accessing Web sites designed for conventional PCs was only a partial success.'

'the Palm PDA 's brightness is not adjustable'

'the screen does pick up annoying glare in certain lighting conditions.'

'Low-resolution screen.'

'there isn't even a headphone jack.'

'The color display is a passive-matrix LCD with 160-by-160-pixel resolution; it washes out in bright sunshine, and in general is noticeably inferior in quality'

'we found it difficult to adjust to the cramped keyboard'

'low resolution screen'

'The lags might frustrate heavy business e-mail users'

'The display is readable, but obviously, without a backlight, you're going to have a problem in dark environments.'

'slow processor'

'Look elsewhere for wireless capability, phone functions, and a pretty color screen'

'This Palm's protective cover is irritating; not only does it flop around, it often accidentally activates the Zire when it's in your pocket or your backpack.'

'I don't really like the rubbery blue flip cover.'

'no expansion slot'

'The display's relatively small size, 1.8 by 1.8 inches (2.7 inches diagonally), however, makes the m130 a questionable choice for business users.'

'It measures 3.13 inches wide by 4.8 inches long by 0.88 inches thick, not including the flip-down cover.'

'The display supports up to 16-bit color, but unfortunately, it is backed up by a horrible graphics system, resulting in a very low refresh rate.'