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PALM T/X HANDHELD BLUETOOTH

PALM T/X HANDHELD BLUETOOTH


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Brand: Palm
Category: CE

Buy New: £186.74



New (10) Used (4) from £100.04

Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars 48 reviews
Sales Rank: 1373

Platforms: Windows 2000, Palm Os
Media: Electronics
Fragile: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
CPU Speed: 312
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 6.5 x 6.5 x 4
Legal Disclaimer: Layer One UK does not offer any warranty other than the one imposed by the manufacturer. Consequently, the warranty conditions proposed by Layer One UK will be an exact copy of the manufacturers.

MPN: 1047ML
Model: 1047ML
UPC: 805931015464
EAN: 0805931015464
ASIN: B000BKBHJM

Release Date: October 12, 2005
Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours

Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 6-10 of 48



3 out of 5 stars Palm TX touchscreen problems   March 24, 2008
Rev. Pamela Crane
4 out of 4 found this review helpful

I bought a Palm TX in August 2006 while on holiday, and had to return it for a replacement as it suffered from repeated lock-ups and reset cycling. The replacement still had a few glitches, but removing some legacy software and updating some key programs largely sorted them. However, it is now March 2008, the machine only 18 months old, and the digital screen input had started to play up - I had to place the stylus above the desired letter on the virtual keyboard rather than right on it for the letter to display onscreen, etc. I had a look on this Amazon page to see if any other owners had had problems - and there are so many of you! I had one last go at re-calibrating the touchscreen and the whole thing siezed up permanently. Now I can only read my documents, contacts, memos via the navigator, and half the notepad area is inaccessible, as I can't remove the keyboard/input area at the bottom of the screen. Many key files I can't open, as they depend totally on the stylus. So basically I am sunk, and about to revive my old Tungsten T3 till I decide what to buy next. It has to be a Palm machine with Palm OS, as one favourite program only runs on this, is not available for Windows Mobile - and also I love the economy and stability of the Palm platform. The TX, after all the hype, and despite its obvious versatility and high spec, is now a huge disappointment. PALM, please note! Of course there is no way to email this complaint to Palm, so it'll have to be snail-mail. Buyer beware. br /And here is part 2 of this review!... after writing the above I started the long slog of reinstalling all my stuff to the old T3. This meant a final hotsync of the frozen TX so that I had all the necessary backups. Next, to clear my details from the useless lump I was about to throw away (where???) I did a hard reset of the TX. Imagine my surprise when the whole thing burst back to life! So, all you folks who have had these touchscreen problems like me, do the Hotsync backup and the hard reset and see if you also get your TX back. Having said this, at least one vital database failed to transfer to the Palm Desktop backup, and because I had forgotten to install Docs To Go on the PC I lost quite a lot of writing - so take care, in advance, not to share this sorry experience! br /However, I am back with the T3, as it is so much sweeter and more responsive despite its volatile memory, and soonish I shall buy it a nice new battery (and some screwdrivers..). The TX will be re-filled with favourite apps and docs and left in a drawer for emergencies. If it dies in there, too bad. By then I may have a Treo 680. br / br /Rev. Pam Crane


5 out of 5 stars GOOD BUY   March 8, 2008
L. J. John (Liverpool)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

it is only a month old, but after i ditched my pocket pc hpipaq 6340, i find wifi on this machine to be just brilliant...no major configuration needed, just latches onto my motorola straight way and i am in business...bye bye windows, despite me using my oulook big time, which is still workable reasonably.... br / br /had problems syncing documents to go , as it would freeze. downloaded outlook 2007 conduit from palm website, reinstalled the software twice over and finally it worked!!! by itself...cant take credit for sorting that out ...palm help online chat brilliant, but did not sort problem... br / br /earphone hearing of mp3: crap ; noisy, dont buy if that is a hugeentertainment life of yours; but maybe your piece is better than mine! br / br /wifi and blue tooth just great...not a huge webuser, but if i need to text or search google anywhere or see emails..brilliant...i have other more satisfactory methods to read webpages, trust me!!and i would not take away points on that account for this lovely, low weight, stylish, gadget which can do landscape reading and yet stay simple..i really hope it lasts fault free