Palm-For The Mobile Freelancer

Now all I need for this Palm T/X, is a bluetooth keypad, and it can function as if it was
a notebook, w/o all the weight. Outside of my eMac, this is the best device I can think of, to carry and work with, making notes, & editing documents. W/a wi-fi connection, it's a dream machine. W/a bluetooth phone, it's great as well. It's a good thing for a freelancer to have.

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Palm Or iPhone

Palm T/X will remain as my handheld computer, until I can upgrade my phone to either a Palm Phone or an iPhone,with writing capabilities, w/AT&T, as my wireless carrier;

The more-portable, the better it is;

& Mac remains my favorite operating system, for every imagineable function. Look-no viruses;

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My Palm T/X-The Pez Report

Currently, all my articles for this site, are written here on the Palm T/X, & sent to my eMac, via Bluetooth:

I'm glad that I got this Palm, about 4 years ago. Outside of my Mac, this has been the most-useful device I have owned;

Palm is basically into PDA-Phones now, but Palm has made some fine products;

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Palm Comment

It's too bad that Palm is only into phones, as I loved their handheld computers. One can write an essay, make quick notes & use the web. I think of it as a good laptop replacement. W/a keyboard, it beats lugging around a laptop computer, for certain tasks:

W/a wi-fi & bluetooth connection, you can't beat the Palm E2 & Palm T/X. One can e-mail a report or fax it, while sitting anywhere. One need not be tied to a desk to be productive;

Screw the desk-get into fresh air-much better for you.

My Palm T/X

I remember my 1st Palm Handheld Computer, the m130, which was a color model.
It, like the Palm T/X, was simple to use, when writing documents, and was adapted for web use, with the unit being linked to the web with a mobile phone, using infrared:

Currently, my Palm T/X, links to my eMac, via Bluetooth, as to exchange documents, without wires. It can operate on the web with either a bluetooth or infrared phone, or on Wi-Fi. I think of the Palm T/X, as if it was a laptop computer, only w/o the weight;

The current unit is now 4 years old, and is still useful, and old by handheld standards;

It's a keeper, as it keeps working;

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