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	Pen Computing Magazine: Palm m100 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The only exception that could be considered "fun" was the Palm IIIe SE, which sported a clear case with the option of cool color flip-lids, though it was still the same old Palm III casing.
		Essentially, the Palm m100 is a Palm IIIe with a few new features internally, a completely new case, and a slick ability to personalize the look with snap-on bezels of different colors.
		Palm V's screens are 2 1/4 inches square, and the m100's screen--with the faceplate in place--is just under 2 inches square.
	www.pencomputing.com /palm/Pen35/m100.html (2723 words)

	cooltech.iafrica.com \| tech reviews \| palmtops Palm IIIe, Palm Vx and Palm IIIc
		The devices are the Palm IIIe, Palm Vx and the Palm IIIc.
		The Palm IIIe is considered an entry-level offering and has the striking feature of a clear casing.
		Palm Vx is one of the first to feature the Palm OS 3.5 and is set to offer users many new features such as "Agenda View", which allows for the simultaneous viewing of the appointments and "ToDo" list on the same screen.
	cooltech.iafrica.com /techreviews/palmtops/17882.htm (555 words)

	Palm introduces Palm IIIe handheld
		The Palm IIIe handheld combines the popular, easy-to-use functionality of previous Palm handheld computers with a new transparent flip case design, sharper screen display for easier viewing and a range of bright new carry case accessories.
		Based on the Palm Computing platform, the Palm IIIe handheld shares the same award-winning features - such as ease of use, simplicity and instant one-touch synchronisation with any PC or Macintosh computer - that have made Palm products the most popular handheld computers on the market.
		Palm, a 3Com company, is the leading provider of personal companion products (IDC, May 1999), including the best-selling Palm III, Palm V and Palm VII (US availability only) series of handheld computers.
	www.itweb.co.za /office/3Com/0002290756.htm (673 words)

	Low-cost Palm IIIe handheld ships \| CNET News.com
		The Palm IIIe is based on the Palm III design, and features the same liquid crystal display used in the Palm IIIx.
		The Palm IIIe will be positioned as the consumer counterpoint to the more corporate Palm IIIx, he said.
		Later this year, Palm is also expected to release two updates to the platform's operating system which will enable devices of larger sizes, part of the company's aggressive licensing efforts.
	news.com.com /Low-cost+Palm+IIIe+handheld+ships/2100-1040_3-228684.html (481 words)

	Macworld: Review: Palm IIIe Organizer
		The Palm III handheld organizer built on the success of earlier Palm models with its infrared-beaming capability.
		The lack of an expansion slot even allows for greater reliability: because there is no expansion slot in the Palm IIIe, there is no RAM card to come loose after repeated bumps and drops.
		Unlike the well-publicized Visor from Handspring, which features a USB connection, all Palm devices are serial-only, which means you'll need to purchase a USB-to-serial adapter to sync with Mac models that lack a serial port (adapters sell for $35 to $80).
	www.macworld.com /2000/01/reviews/palmiii/index.php?pf=1 (355 words)

	..:: palm \| spot ::.. - Add-ons for the Palm!
		The Palm IIIe connected organizer is an easy-to-use, pocket-sized way to keep track of your busy life.
		With your Palm VII organizer and the Palm.Net Wireless Communication Service, you'll have all the organizing power you've come to expect from Palm series organizers - access to thousands of names, addresses, phone numbers, and appointments plus you'll tap into the best that the Internet has to offer.
		The next generation of the award-winning Palm III series of organizers, the Palm IIIx organizer gives you an advanced LCD screen for razor-sharp clarity, twice the memory of the Palm III organizer and an open connector slot for room to expand.
	www.palmspot.com /addons/palmosdevices.html (573 words)

	Pen Computing Magazine: Palm IIIe SE and Palm Vx SE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Palm's two newest offerings were finally made available to us here at Pen Computing, and there are a few things of interest to report.
		Palm IIIe SE The Palm IIIe SE is identical to the Palm IIIe, only the SE version is clear, with a fl cradle, buttons, and pen.
		And it is the first of the Palms to ship with Palm OS 3.3, with its many enhancements, not the least of which is faster HotSync speed.
	www.pencomputing.com /palm/Reviews/PalmIIIeVx.html (661 words)

	Palm slashes prices to make way for new models \| CNET News.com
		The Palm operating system, upgraded to support color displays, is not equipped yet for many of the multimedia applications that Microsoft's Windows CE is known for.
		Palm has gained a wider audience as both the computing and communications industries look to digital gadgets as an example of the next wave of Internet access for small and limited function devices.
		Palm now finds itself in the unusual role of playing catch-up to Microsoft, striking deals and developing technology to integrate these features into its own devices, as well as into products based on the Palm operating software.
	news.com.com /2100-1040-236523.html (788 words)

	Geek.com PDA Review: 3Com's Palm IIIe Special Edition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		If you've got a Palm III or beyond, it won't be that much of a difference for you, but us old-time Palm/Pilot users will definitely notice and appreciate the improved screen quality.
		Again, I gave the Palm III 5 Geekheads for Geekness back in December '98, and I did become a big fan of the clear case style, which I'm told is Geeky in addition to being aesthetically pleasing.
		But overall, the Palm IIIe Special Edition is a cool unit, and is a great gift for someone who doesn't have a PDA or who is still lugging around a non-IR-enabled, 1 MB PalmPilot dinosaur.
	www.geek.com /hwswrev/pda/IIIse/palmiiise.htm (1216 words)

	Palm debuts new handhelds - Aug. 7, 2000
		NEW YORK (CNNfn) - Palm Inc. is rolling out the latest addition to its popular line of handheld computers Monday, hoping to broaden their appeal beyond the current core of users.
		But the m100 also has some features that other Palms don't, including a travel alarm clock function with a louder alarm, a notepad application that allows users to jot down quick notes and sketches, and an on-board tutorial that covers the basics of handheld computing.
		The introduction of the m100 is Palm's (PALM: Research, Estimates) latest effort to extend its reach to a broader audience.
	money.cnn.com /2000/08/07/technology/palm (624 words)

	Palm Devices Face Upgrade Troubles - Technology News by TechWeb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Palm's IIIe and VI and Handspring's Visor line of products are affected by an inability to upgrade to the next available operating system.
		With Palm's recent enterprise agenda, the company is pushing for the acceptance and standardization of handheld devices by IT departments, which could force current users to ditch the Visor, Palm IIIe, and Palm VI devices that may have been purchased because of the low prices.
		Johnson said she does not expect the Palm IIIe to make a huge splash in the enterprise market, but is surprised at the acceptance of handheld devices in the business realm.
	www.techweb.com /wire/story/TWB19991203S0007 (363 words)

	Palm m100 - Palm Pilot m100
		Palm® has unveiled a new PDA that makes handhelds easier to use than ever before.
		Called the Palm m100, this new model features a curvy case that houses an incredibly sharp screen.
		HotSync is a registered trademark, and Palm is a trademark, of Palm, Inc. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
	www.g4store.com /palm/m100 (296 words)

	Palm announcements: the Palm Vx, better pricing, and more
		This is four times as much RAM as the Palm V. For many power users, the availability of more RAM in the Palm Vx makes this a much more practical device to buy.
		Palm claims this is a 40 percent increase over the previous HotSync speed of the Palm V. Palm Computing added a new interface element to the Palm Vx so you can set up a HotSync through the device's IR port.
		The only difference is that the Palm IIIe Special Edition has a translucent case, as you can see in Figure A. Taking a cue from Apple, the Palm IIIe Special Edition comes in a clear case.
	www.palmpower.com /issues/issue199910/announce001.html (485 words)

	eBay - Palm IIIe Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		With the easy-to-use, affordable Palm IIIe connected organizer, you can keep your addresses, appointments, memos, to do items, calculator, e-mail and more at your fingertips.
		I have found that entering information to my computer and then to Hot Sync to the Palm IIIe is much faster than entering data into the Palm IIIe.
		Palm IIIe PDA not working, but good LCD and more ASIS
	search.reviews.ebay.com /Palm-IIIe_W0QQfvcsZ7QQsoprZ30005530 (280 words)

	Palm IIIe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Palm IIIe is a PDA from Palm Computing released in 1999 briefly after the more expensive and more advanced Palm IIIx.
		The Palm IIIe had 2MB of RAM, which is the same as the Palm III.
		However, unlike the Palm IIIx, the Palm IIIe did not have an upgradable Flash ROM, instead using a permanent ROM.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Palm_IIIe (232 words)

	PalmOS.com: Hardware Comparison Matrix (OLD)
		This list of major differences in Palm Powered™ devices is for developers to identify major differences and release histories.
		F1 Heap size is 128K for units with Palm OS 3.3 and 256K for those with Palm OS 3.5.x.
		Palm OS versions 3.0 through 3.3 somewhat supported 2 bit gray.
	www.palmos.com /dev/tech/hardware/compare.html (651 words)

	Palm readies translucent handheld \| CNET News.com
		Capitalizing on the hot trend, Palm Computing will tomorrow introduce the see-through version of the recently released Palm IIIe, a company spokesperson confirmed today.
		Targeted at college users, the clear Palm IIIe device will be sold primarily at campus stores, she said.
		Introduced last month, the $229 Palm IIIe is based on the Palm III design, and includes 2MB of memory to store addresses and contact information.
	news.com.com /2100-1040-229337.html (343 words)

	Palm m100 Reviews. PDAs Reviews by CNET.
		It shares a number of characteristics with the Palm IIIe and the basic Handspring Visor: they both run the Palm OS, have 2MB of memory, and consume AAA batteries.
		With its M100, Palm has forgone the docking cradle in favor of a simple serial cable, but HotSyncing is as easy as ever.
		One sure improvement over the Palm IIIe is that this new device comes bundled with the necessary software to sync with Microsoft Outlook, but Mac users still must order a serial-to-USB adapter from Palm for this operation.
	reviews.cnet.com /Palm_m100/4505-3127_7-2454483.html (783 words)

	Palm IIIe Handheld review
		The Palm IIIe handheld integrates all the utilities you'd need to organize your life.
		The Palm IIIe's 2 MB of RAM stores up to 6,000 addresses, five years of appointments, 1,500 to-do items, 1,500 memos, 200 e-mail messages, and lots of third-party applications.
		You can use the Palm IIIe handheld with the PalmModem accessory (optional) to download and reply to important e-mail messages and exchange data between your organizer and your computer with a single phone call.
	www.pdasupport.com /PalmIIIe.htm (479 words)

	Latin American beverage companies get a taste of Palm computing
		A special application was developed for Ambev by Palm developer, Compusol Informatica (at http://www.compusol.com.br).
		Compusol chose the Palm IIIe as the most adequate device to meet Ambev's needs because of its common data collection capabilities.
		"Palm handhelds are tools that offer infinite possibilities and are capable of capturing most any task with amazing mobility and efficiency," commented Testa.
	www.palmpowerenterprise.com /issues/issue200105/latin001.html (490 words)

	The Gadgeteer - Palm m100 Review
		As a matter of fact, the m100 is the replacement for the Palm IIIe.
		But, because of the rounded casing, the m100 won't fit in a Palm III series cradle or be able to use Palm III series accessories that connect to the hotsync port.
		The processor that the m100 uses is the same EZ Dragonball 16mhz processor that the Palm V uses.
	www.the-gadgeteer.com /m100-review.html (1589 words)

	Doreen Emery - A Palm IIIe User
		Palm to connect to the internet directly - At 2400 bps - he figured he was in for a rough ride,...
		The fellow on the telephone was a little surprised to learn that the 2400 bps modem was functional.
		Incidentally, there is a $1 Canadian Coin sitting on the Palm's HotSync Craddle to give a sense of scale.
	www.odyssey.on.ca /~d.emery (557 words)

	E is forPalm IIIe
		This review is brought to you by the letter "e" and the number "III", as in the Palm IIIe, the latest Palm device to hit the streets this year.
		See Brian Smith's article, "How Palm was able to make the Palm V so small", in the April 1999 issue of PalmPower, available at http://www.palmpower.com/issues/issue199904/dragonball001.html, for further details.
		The people I see as the primary audience for the Palm IIIe are those who just aren't sure they really need a Palm device, and those who don't intend to load and use a lot of third-party programs.
	www.palmpower.com /issues/issue199908/three001.html (501 words)

	Palm IIIe - Handheld & PDA - Review - www.pcauthority.com.au
		For the most part the IIIe faithfully constructs the Palm flavour - the applications are the same core offerings on every one of the Palm family.
		The Palm IIIe memory is fixed, nor are there expansion slots of any description available.
		Normally this would involve Palms universal HotSync process, with the Palm placed in its docking cradle and its synchronisation preferences set, but the growing number of options that plug into the HotSync interface like modems and cameras does not limit the IIIe model to a host computer only.
	www.pcauthority.com.au /review.aspx?CIaRID=269&r=kg (492 words)

	Amazon.com: Remanufactured Palm IIIe Personal Digital Assistant: Electronics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The Palm IIIe's 2 MB of RAM stores up to 6,000 addresses, five years of appointments, 1,500 to-do items, 1,500 memos, 200 e-mail messages, and tons of third-party applications, ensuring that you're well-positioned to manage your daily activities for years to come.
		The Palm IIIe runs for approximately two months on a single pair of AAA batteries and measures 4.7 by 3.2 by 0.7 inches (W x H x D).
		The m100 was Palm's first new industrial design since the Palm V. The 8 meg m105 was released March 6,...
	www.amazon.com /Remanufactured-Palm-Personal-Digital-Assistant/dp/B000BR3HPC (1107 words)

	Palm IIIe - Handheld / PDA Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		Palm IIIe - Palm OS 3.1 - MC68EZ328 16 MHz - RAM: 2 MB - clear Step outside your home or office and that's when life really gets interesting.
		Slip a Palm IIIe organizer into your pocket or purse and it's easy to stay on top of it all.
		The Palm IIIe organizer is simply a better way to organize.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /handheld-pda/palm-iiie-3c80303fr (427 words)

	G4 - Feature - PDAs: Palm IIIe
		The new Palm IIIe is their latest entry-level model, and it offers a solid mix of features.
		The Palm IIIe packs the same PIM and HotSync software as the other Pilots and comes with a HotSync cradle to connect it to a PC.
		But, if you're on a tight budget, given the $230 the Palm IIIe costs (we hope to see its street price at closer to $200), a used Palm Pilot might be a better way to go.
	www.g4tv.com /techtvvault/features/12701/PDAs_Palm_IIIe.html (348 words)

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		The Palm IIIe and Palm IIIx have identical system boards in them, but different chips are used to populate the boards.
		First, the IIIe only has 2M of memory (one 2M DRAM memory chip), while the IIIx has 4M (2 2M DRAM chips).
		Second, the IIIe uses mask ROM memory, while the IIIx uses Flash ROM memory.
	www.interlog.com /~tcharron/Palm8M/IIIex.html (584 words)

	ExpensePlus for Palm Organizers
		is a powerful Palm and Pocket PC software package that lets you capture business expense transactions on your Palm organizer while traveling on behalf of your company or employer.
		Palm or Pocket PC users can download the software now to either try the demo or to purchase the full package.
		Gelco has selected ExpensePlus to be their Palm-based software product that generates expense reports on a Palm powered device that will automatically generate expense report files on Windows computers that can be uploaded to the customer's ExpenseLink account online.
	www.walletware.com /palm/expenseplusinfo.html (613 words)

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