Tungsten™ E2

Pros: Great included software, excellent battery life, good starter PDA

Cons: No replaceable battery, poor choice of included cover

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended as a first PDA or a replacement for an older/outdated unit. Priceless convenience and usability.

Review: I've never owned a PDA before, but wanted one for a long time. It seems the older I get the more I'm expected to remember and keep track of, yet the shorter my memory gets. Ugh. What is one to do? Why talk the hubby into buying a PDA, of course. ...

Pros: Does so much. Great application support. Graffiti is for me. Battery.

Cons: Short warranty. File Sync.

The Bottom Line: I want it surgically embeded.

Review: So I was up a few dollars in my pocket, and was wondering. What could I buy that would improve the way I live? I looked around. New portable Media Player? Some good applications for my PC? An upgrade to my system? Well, I thought about all of those ...

Pros: Small, lightweight. Can use anywhere.

Cons: Screen scratches easily, use a cover.

The Bottom Line: The multi- functions and ease of use can't be beat. Would recommend to students, busy parents or anyone wanting to keep in touch on the go

Review: I purchased a Palm Tungsten, E2 Bluetooth PDA a few months ago from ebay. This item was in the last hour of auction and the bidding was climbing fast. Before I knew it this little gem had went from $100.00 to over $200.00. Naturally I didn't want ...

Pros: Extraordinary versatility, great battery life and quick recharge, many available accessories.

Cons: Screen sometimes too sensitive.

The Bottom Line: Throw out your MP3 player, photo album, calendar, notepad, address book, library card, watch, alarm clock, and maybe laptop ! This does it all!

Review: I don't know how I lived without this PDA! It does so much for me now. I first bought it to eliminate clutter in my purse - a calendar, notepad, calculator and address book. Viola - all those items and more on my E2. Then, who knew? All my photos - I ...

Pros: size, ease of use, bright screen

Cons: Hotsync is not as friendly as i would like.

Review: This little jewel has been great. I shopped around and finally chose the Tungsten E2 because of the price, the size and the bright screen. I have had it for almost a year and it meets the needs of my busy schedule. I have found it very compatible with my ...

Pros: Fast charge, user friendly, expandable, modest size, sleek appearance, graphics, sound reproduction, competitive pricing, upgradeable.

Cons: None that I can think of at this time.

Review: This is the first PDA I've ever owned. I never bothered to find out what one was until I noticed the PDA slot in my attache for work. So I looked them up and realized I could definitely use one of these to keep me organized away from the office or home ...

Pros: no major problems; perfect size/weight; music and photo qualities are excellent! Long battery life

Cons: "typing" text with the stylus can be tedious; no delete "key"

Review: I suppose by now they've got a newer model, but just wanted to weigh in on my E2. I received it for Christmas in 2005 from my husband. At first I thought it was a frivolous gift and wasn't too thrilled. I've been thanking him constantly this whole ...

Pros: Its easy to link with your computer and easy to share software with other E2's

Cons: I cant think of any Cons for the E2 it is just the best ever

Review: I own a Tungsten E2, I got mine at a Pawn Shop and I think it was one of the best investment that I have made in a long time. I am a gadget Tungsten E2 has all the chance to become the main gadget in my pocket. I use my E2 more than my cell phone. I ...

Pros: Bright screen, weight, size

Cons: Hotsync, screen calibration

The Bottom Line: It could be better.

Review: In early September my 2 year old Palm Zire 71 fried itself. One day it was charging, got really hot, and simply stopped working. I knew it was coming. For a couple weeks the battery didn't hold a charge and always felt warm, so when the PDA finally ...

Pros: Color display, good use of memory, compact

Cons: Easy to lose, needs GSM phone for Bluetooth wireless

The Bottom Line: still uses a note pad and pencil.

Review: During the big “Flood of 2005” which struck the isolated area of Central Virginia also know as “My Basement”, my wife lost a PDA (more specifically a Sony Clie (epinons keeps displaying the wrong charatcer for the accent mark) to the ...