Re: Advice on PDA

[Christopher Gleeson]

If you're looking for a "Low-End" approach, I bought a Palm IIIe unit 
at a pawn shop about 15 months ago.  I wasn't sure I'd find it 
useful, but I find that I am using it a whole lot, and letting the 
old paper agenda gather dust.  It syncs beautifully to both my own 
Mac and my office windoze machine.  My only concern is that I am 
starting to regularly run into the last 25% of memory, and I may have 
to get a newer unit sometime in the next year or so.

I have to echo what others have said; the Palm OS is very friendly to 
Macs and has been very solid in its operation.  The Grafitti writing 
system seems awkward, but you get used to it very quickly.  I also 
got ahold of a keyboard for my Palm unit, and have found it to be 
outstanding for note taking in meetings or at conferences.  When I do 
have to replace my Palm IIIe, I will definitely be getting a keyboard 
for the new unit.

Hope this helps.

Chris Gleeson
Napanee, Ontario
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