Best PDAs - 5 to 7 oz. Weight, 160 x 160 Screen Resolution, Handwrite Recognition Input Method

'No real advantages over the Deluxe for the average user.'

'No real advantages over the Visor Deluxe for the average user.'

'the Pro doesn't come with standard wired or wireless communications connectivity (other than infrared), nor is it good as an entertainment device with its monochrome display'

'design won't appeal to everyone'

'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.'

'browsing conventional URLs is less impressive due to the low-resolution screen'

'The Palm i705's critics will belittle small memory and slow wireless access'

'The new personal digital assistant (PDA) is Palm's most expensive offering.'

'email is spotty in i705'

'it responded extremely poorly, often forcing me to press the button several times before I was able to actually turn the device on.'

'the Palm VIIx still doesn't include Macintosh software or a Mac cable adapter in the box, so you'll have to purchase Palm's serial adapter ($15) or USB kit ($40).'