'I think the Tungsten C's looks are a bit dull'
'the battery life is abysmal'
'no MP3 player, a mono speaker phone style hand's free headset.'
'We've never been impressed with the slanted keys, preferring straight round ones instead, but they work.'
'No built-in Wi-Fi'
'With its 400-MHz Intel XScale CPU and 64MB of RAM (52MB available to users), the T3 is easily the most powerful Palm-branded PDA yet.'
'Playback looks OK, though more than a bit pixilated.'
'It has that wonderful 64 MB (51 MB usable) RAM, awesome display'
'It loses some in terms of battery life'
'I found the removable battery cover a bit fragile and somewhat difficult to remove and replace.'
'the included stylus is especially flimsy.'
'Palm OS is getting old and tired for power users'
'latest and greatest slider phone'
'thin phone obsession'
'sleek looking and ultra thin mobile phones'
'one stylish phone'
'runs the stale Palm OS 5.4.9.'
'Sound through the earpiece in a noisy location was a little wobbly, and transmissions were clear but a bit tinny.'
'Volume and clarity for both calls and music are more than acceptable.'
'biggest changes in the Treo 700p are also its most welcome ones: a faster processor (Intel's 312-Hz XScale) and more on-board memory'
'battery life and audio quality not up to par with today's MP3 players.'
'Battery life is relatively short and most likely suffers due to the hard drive and the use of Wi-Fi.'
'PalmOne has failed to provide a cradle with their extremely expensive high end unit.'
'beautiful 320-by-480-pixel color display'
'we found it difficult to adjust to the cramped keyboard'
'We found it easy to take a shot, save it, and send it to someone via e-mail.'
'low resolution screen'
'The lags might frustrate heavy business e-mail users'
