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Topic: Palm IIIx

	The Palm IIIx and Palm V (EasyPrint)
		Palm's thought is that Palm device fans will go out and buy the new model of their choice, and pass their time-tested companion along to another family member.
		Outwardly, the Palm IIIx is a twin to the Palm III.
		The Palm V's icons are identical to the earlier models, but the Palm IIIx's iconsare somewhat smaller, do not have labels, and the pictures are drawn in more of a straight-on view, rather than curved.
	www.palmpower.com /issuesprint/issue199903/newpalm.html (2421 words)

	Palm V and Palm IIIx - Oct/Nov '99 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Palm V is a great example of how to dramatically improve the device's form, while maintaining the functionality that has made it so successful.
		But the Palm IIIx's 4 MB of memory becomes much more important if you are loading databases or larger collections such as books, Web pages/clippings or statutes, for example.
		This is a necessity for many Palm V users, as it contains an AC adapter and charger that is supposed to automatically adjust to all the various voltages and frequencies worldwide, plus three international plug adapters, and a hotsync cable (not a cradle) so you can sync with your laptop on the road.
	www.jamespublishing.com /lawofficecomputing/Reviewsdata/on99/PalmVandIIIx.htm (834 words)

	Palm IIIx Handheld by PALM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Setting up the Palm IIIx was easy--we just inserted two batteries, connected the cradle to a desktop PC serial port, dropped in the software CD-ROM, and followed the installation wizard.
		The Palm IIIx is PC- and Mac-compatible (an inexpensive MacPac connection kit is required for Mac users), and, as with the PalmPilot Professional, the Palm IIIx uses the industry-acclaimed HotSync technology to exchange data with your desktop PC.
		With its increased memory and OS 3.1, the Palm IIIx is a great evolutionary step in the Palm line.
	www.geocities.com /palm_online/Palm_IIIx_Handheld_B00000IGBF.htm (345 words)

	Review: Palm IIIx palmtop computer and GoType keyboard
		The Palm VII is a III with added not-terribly-useful radio communication, but the IIIx is where it's at for price-performance at the moment.
		The IIIx, in contrast, runs on a mere two AAA cells, which is what's powered Palms ever since they were called Pilots (the Pilot Pen Company of America raised a stink and got the name changed, and U.S. Robotics merged with 3Com, so the USR Pilot eventually begat the 3Com Palm).
		The Palm IIIx, V and VII have, at their core, a Motorola MC68EZ328 Dragonball EZ, the updated version of the original MC68328 Dragonball that powered all of the earlier Palms and Pilots.
	www.dansdata.com /palmiiix.htm (5710 words)

	Palm Boulevard: Hardware Reviews: Palm V vs Palm IIIx
		One of the biggest differences between the Palm IIIx and the Palm V is, of course, their looks.
		Although the Palm III was supposed to support flash upgrades to its operating system, it seems that there is no way to upgrade to the 3.1 version of the current models without a hardware purchase.
		To sum it up, the Palm IIIx and Palm V are superior in several ways to the Palm III and, of course, superior in many ways to earlier generations of Palm computers.
	www.palmblvd.com /articles/1999/3/1999-03-01-Palm-V-vs.html (1148 words)

	CoStar ARES Products - Palm IIIx Info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Palm IIIx is a new version of the most popular handheld unit used in commercial real estate.
		The Palm IIIx by 3Com is everything you need to stay connected while away.
		The Palm IIIx is capable of running a number of add-on programs and utilities.
	www.aresforact.com /PalmIIIx.asp (823 words)

	Cyberwalker: Palm V and Palm IIIx
		The $649 Palm V is a sexy, light-weight model with an aluminum casing that is wafer thin and pretty to look at.
		The Palm IIIx also comes with a backside expansion port that allows third-party gizmos such as memory expansion chips and even a Global Positioning System device to attach to the six-ounce unit.
		The Palm VII launch date will depend on testing in the next three to four months but is likely to roll out sometime before the end of the year.
	www.cyberwalker.net /features/palm-v.html (861 words)

	PC Pro: Product Reviews: Palm IIIx
		The Palm V (reviewed issue 54, p167) is a slim, sleek unit aimed at the executive market, while the IIIx is targeted at existing users who may have PalmPilot or Palm III peripherals such as modems or GSM adaptors with which it is, unlike the Palm V, plug compatible.
		The strength of the Palm platform lays not just in the robustness and speed of the hardware (there's never the lag when switching applications common on Windows CE devices) but the wealth of third-party software: Web browsers and spreadsheets, or games and system hacks, they all add functionality.
		The Palm IIIx is suited to the more adventurous user and, while it doesn't have Palm V's pose factor, it retains all the strengths of previous ones.
	www.pcpro.co.uk /reviews/1697/palm-iiix.html (850 words)

	3Com ships Palm V, Palm IIIx \| The Register
		Palm Computing ended months of speculation today when it released the long-awaited Palm V and the Palm IIIx.
		The Palm IIIx is the essentially a Palm III with and extra 2MB of memory (for a total of 4MB) of memory and a new internal expansion port which appears to be just the III's internal RAM slot, possibly with modified voltage lines to support devices that need more power than RAM does.
		The reduced thickness is down to the Palm V's built-in Lithium Ion battery, which is recharged via the device's cradle, but it comes at the cost of memory: just 2MB in total.
	www.theregister.co.uk /1999/02/22/3com_ships_palm_v_palm (284 words)

	Palm Boulevard - The Complete Palm OS Information Resource - (Palm Pilot Shareware) - Handspring Visor, Sony Clie, ...
		Palm’s first Windows Mobile product expected to ship by early next year.
		Palm, Inc.'s Wi-Fi Secure Digital card permits owners of several of its handhelds to link up with public and private 802.11b compatible wireless networks.
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	www.palmblvd.com (740 words)

	Palm IIIx - Review : Handhelds - CNET Asia
		While the more expensive Palm V sports an elegant, anodized aluminum case and a skinny form factor, the Palm IIIx is practically identical to the older, heftier Palm III.
		At first glance, the Palm IIIx appears to be an exact replica of the Palm III: both are 4.7 by 3.3 inches.
		The Palm IIIx's memory is not only double that of the Palm III (and the Palm V), but the memory is now located on the motherboard, not a separate card.
	asia.cnet.com /reviews/handhelds/0,39001708,10000076p,00.htm (440 words)

	Amazon.com: Electronics: PalmOne IIIxe Personal Handheld Organizer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Had initially been encouraged to purchase a Palm device by one of my co-workers, but I felt that the Windows CE 1.0 device with its tiny keyboard was the way to go.
		Though it has a smaller screen than the Palm IIIxe, it has many of the same features but is packed in the same case as the popular m100.
		The IIIxe is simple, easy to use and learn, and very useful for that time when you need to write something down and you don't have pen and paper.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00004RC2D?v=glance (2767 words)

	Welcome to Palm, Inc., formerly palmOne - Select a Destination
		Palm is a market leader in Palm OS handhelds, software and accessory solutions.
		Treo™ smartphones seamlessly combine a full-featured mobile phone and Palm Powered™ organizer with wireless communications including email, messaging and web browsing1, in a small, compact, yet easy-to-use device that simplifies both business and personal life.
		Palm is the handheld market leader in areas such as mobile business, healthcare, education and government and will continue to extend that lead by delivering compelling business and enterprise mobile information-management solutions, business-focused hardware and software products, robust service and support, and innovative market-leading alliances with developers and solutions providers.
	www.palm.com (317 words)

	Amazon.com: Electronics: PalmOne IIIx Handheld (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The next evolution in the award-winning Palm III series, the Palm IIIx organizer gives you twice the memory of other Palm devices, an advanced LCD screen for razor-sharp clarity, and an open memory slot for room to expand.
		I purchased a Palm IIIx about 31/2 years ago and as a result of its many uses and somewhat rough handling (my wife and I both shared the IIIx) we figured it was time to get a second unit.
		The IIIx's only drawback was that it had difficulty keeping the date which had to be reset periodically.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00000IGBF?v=glance (2434 words)

	3Com Palm IIIx (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The 3Com Palm IIIx is one of the members of 3Com's (formerly U.S. Robotics) Palm OS devices.
		While the processor is much slower than the Windows CE devices, the Palm IIIx has less overhead and thus seemingly has better performance.
		To synchronize, all I have to do is put the Palm in the cradle and press the button on the cradle.
	user.pa.net /~striner/palm.htm (871 words)

	Palm IIIx - LaMiradaToys.com
		The Palm IIIx features an enhanced LCD screen for improved viewing at angles and in both dim and bright light, 4 MB storage capacity, infrared transceiver, Graffiti handwriting recognition, open expansion slot for possible add-on hardware and memory upgrade cards.
		Setting up the Palm IIIx is easy -- just insert two batteries, connect the cradle to a desktop PC serial port, drop in the software CD-ROM, and follow the installation wizard...and you are on your way!
		You can navigate through the Palm IIIx's main applications -- memo pad, to-do list, address book, and calendar -- with six push buttons or by tapping the stylus on the backlit display.
	www.lamiradatoys.com /palm-iiix.htm (1652 words)

	PPP - Palm IIIx
		The Palm generally uses alot of different 'tricks' to save power and the OS 3.1 together with the EZ CPU seem to have improved the power maangement alot.
		The power consumed while the Palm is off is still little and represents only a small portion of the overall consumption anyway.
		But I would never deny the beauty of the Palm V and it'll be a hard competitor for the Palm IIIx...
	www.pspilot.de /ppppiiix/ppppiiix.html (2695 words)

	Ipaq HQ Forums - The Once And Future Palm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Their new logo is ment to be the start of getting back on the right path, but, with the Palm OS on death watch -- Palm Source is now concentrating all their efforts on Linux -- the new logo may remind some industry watchers of the setting sun.
		Palm is wrapping-up the loose ends of the branding over a couple of years -- Palm Source licensees are expected to phase-out use of the Palm name over time -- eventually leaving Palm as sole holder of what's left of the brand awareness value.
		The Palm line is nearing its end, it was a good run, but the future just doesn't have Palm and it's very basic and proprietary OS in it.
	www.ipaqhq.com /forums/showthread.php?t=19813&goto=newpost (993 words)

	Palm IIIx 3C80301D - Handheld / PDA Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		The next evolution in the award-winning Palm III series, the Palm IIIx organizer gives you twice...
		the memory of other Palm devices, an advanced LCD screen for razor-sharp clarity, and an open memory slot for room to expand.
		The Palm IIIx organizer is small, smart, easy-to-use and totally connected to your desktop PC.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /handheld-pda/palm-iiix-3c80301d (116 words)

	Palm - Support - Treo 650 Updater (Cingular Wireless version)
		This is part of the Palm Desktop installation included on your Treo 650 smartphone CD.
		If your Mac's web browser does not expand the file automatically, you will need to use an expansion utility such as Allume StuffIt Expander to decompress the file.
		Double click one of the 44 Palm OS files that were decompressed.
	www.palm.com /us/support/downloads/treo650updater/cingular.html (2206 words)

	3Com Palm IIIx (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Palm IIIx's design may date back a couple of years to the original Palm III, but it's a look that's stood the test of time.
		Like the Palm V, the IIIx includes the standard collection of Palm apps - including the diary, to do list and address book - and can be synchronised with your desktop PIM using the supplied docking cradle.
		Instead, the IIIx relies on two AAA alkaline batteries for power; these should last for around a month, depending on how often you use the Palm.
	www.compuserve.co.uk /channels/computing/pda/palm3x.htm (387 words)

	The Palm Tree
		The Palm Tree is a web site dedicated to the PalmPilot and Palm connected organizers from 3Com / Palm Computing.
		The Palm Tree is a 'one-stop' location for software, news, recommendations, and many other information resources...
		Palm OS has changed quite a bit and my applications would have to be re-written from scratch to make them work on the newer devices.
	www.thepalmtree.com (464 words)

	Palm IIIx : Read reviews and compare prices at Ciao.co.uk
		With the enhanced LCD screen on the new Palm IIIx organizer, you don't have to strain one bit to read this data you've stored.
		The Palm IIIx builds on their synchronization technology of past Palms, to bring you the fastest synchronization yet.
		You'll be able to read and reply toemails remotely and exchange back-up data between your PC and your Palm IIIx.
	www.ciao.co.uk /Palm_IIIx__5378382 (517 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.
		For example, there is circuitry on the IIIx board that disables the on-board memory when an expansion card is inserted into the expansion socket.
		As a result, it's possible to upgrade the IIIe and IIIx to 8M of memory by modifying the system board.
	www.interlog.com /~tcharron/Palm8M/IIIex.html (584 words)

	Palm IIIx - Review - Palm IIIx
		To occupy in full with it as a tall technology friend but with little time around me, I want to come in IIIx that I now already have almost for a long time a half year today briefly onto the Palm.
		It fits ideally into the palm of the hand or into the pocket or the file suitcase.
		I do not think final that the Palm III is the device of the future.
	www.ciao.co.uk /3Com_Palm_IIIx__Review_5141991 (851 words)

	Palm Pilots
		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.
		The Palm IIIx™ organizer is small, smart, easy-to-use and totally connected to your PC.
		Palm IIIx™ connected organizer • Palm™ desktop organizer software • Microsoft Outlook conduit • Two AAA alkaline batteries • DB-25 adapter • Getting Started Guide • Protective flip cover • Handbook • HotSync® cradle.
	www.jwassoc.com /palm_pilots.htm (828 words)

	Palm — Support - Enhanced Infrared Update
		This update is designed for use on Palm III™ connected organizers and for use with the Palm 2MB upgrade card installed on PalmPilot™ connected organizers.
		This update is not intended for use with any Palm handheld that does not have infrared hardware.
		It is important to note that this update may not be useful for most users, however, it is necessary in order to use applications that have been written to take advantage of the Enhanced Infrared Update.
	www.palm.com /support/downloads/irenhanc.html (413 words)

	Palm IIIx bei dooyoo.de
		Palm IIIx : tolles Gerät - schlechter support
		Ich besitze den Palm nun schon seit ca.
		Man hat hat die möglichkeitden Palm mit dem...
	www.dooyoo.de /organizer-pdas/palm-iiix (186 words)

	The Gadgeteer - JetTalker Voice Recorder for the PalmPilot/Palm III/IIIx Review
		DynaFirm has released a digital voice recorder solution for Palm OS devices called the JetTalker.
		The JetTalker is a clip on module that fits all current Palm OS devices except for the Palm V. The module uses the same grey plastic housing as the Pilot Modem.
		I tested this unit with my Palm III and it clipped on fine.
	www.the-gadgeteer.com /jettalker-review.html (986 words)

	palmOne — Support - Palm OS v3.5.2 Update
		This is a system update for Palm OS software versions 3.5.0 and 3.5.1 on Palm handhelds.
		Palm recommends installing this update if you are running Palm OS 3.5.0 or 3.5.1.
		This is a separate, hardware-specific issue that is described at the 8MB DRAM Issue site.
	www.palm.com /support/downloads/update352.html (229 words)

	palmOne IIIx Handheld Reviews at DealTime.co.uk
		This device has been a life saver for me. Before I bought my Palm IIIx, I heard many people who said things like "I don't know how I lived on a day-to-day basis without it." I couldn't understand these statements before.
		The IIIx also has an expansion slot, where you can add in 4 more MB of RAM, or a pager card.
		For an expandable PDA that does what you want it to do, doesn't chomp through batteries like a CE device, without a bunch of useless extras, the Palm IIIx is for you.
	www.loot.dealtime.co.uk /xPR-Palm_IIIx~RD-1394464 (373 words)

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