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	Palm Tungsten T5 Reviews. PDAs Reviews by CNET. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		And it borrows its straightforward design from the workhorse Tungsten E series (rather than the T3 that it supplants with its fancy slider).
		Designed after the popular Tungsten E, the T5 sports a classic dark-silver finish and slim form factor.
		Additionally, the Palm Tungsten E2 has a 320x320 screen resolution, as opposed to 320x480 for the Palm Tungsten T5.
	reviews.cnet.com /Palm_Tungsten_T5/4505-3127_7-31132059.html (1465 words)

	palmOne Tungsten T5: Access Your Files in a Whole New Way (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		What's most unique about the Tungsten T5 is it can be plugged into the USB port on almost any computer and the 160 MB segment of memory will appear on the computer as a removable drive.
		Tungsten T5 users won't need to worry about losing their data if they accidentally let their handhelds' batteries drain completely.
		Unlike most high-end handhelds (and its predecessors) the Tungsten T5 won't have a built-in microphone, and therefore it can't be used as a voice recorder.
	www.brighthand.com /article/palmOne_Announces_Tungsten_T5?site=Palm (1321 words)

	Tungsten Handheld - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The first Tungsten, the Tungsten T, introduced in November 2002 and known during development as the M550, was the test balloon for both Palm OS 5 and the entire Tungsten line.
		The Tungsten T5, introduced on october 2004, is combination of the Tungsten E and Tungsten T3, the first to have a 416 MHz Intel PXA270 processor and sports a 320x480 TFT 16-Bit Color Screen instead of a 320x320 Color Screen with a hard input area.
		At the time of its release, the Tungsten T5 (alongside with the Treo 650) was plagued with memory inefficiency problems, third-party application issues, and device driver crashes, due to the new NVFS File System.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tungsten_Handheld (2874 words)

	palmOne Tungsten T5 Handheld Review
		The Tungsten T5 is powered by a 416 MHz Intel XScale a member of the PXA270 family of chips.
		The Tungsten T5 is the first handheld to incorporate the new Multi-Connector, a new common connector for palmOne handhelds and future smartphones.
		With the T5, the Datamanager patch has moved IMHO from a designation of "kludge" to "worthless kludge" - it's basically unusable - not only because the performance is so bad, but because it was inadequately tested and has too many bugs to be considered a usable piece of software.
	www.palminfocenter.com /view_story.asp?ID=7210 (6686 words)

	Pen Computing Magazine: Palm Tungsten T5 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		In palmOne's lineup, the T5 fills the role as the business-oriented premium handheld whose primary task it is to manage documents and data.
		The Tungsten, of course, is still no notebook replacement, but there may well be times when its small size makes it a better traveling companion than a big old laptop.
		Except for this one omission, the Tungsten T5 is a marvelous machine with a great display, plenty of power, plenty of memory, great looks, and greatly improved connectivity.
	pencomputing.com /palm/penreviews/hardware_palm_tungsten_t5.html (779 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Palm Tungsten T5 Handheld at Epinions.com
		Placed side to side, the T5 is only a little bit bigger and longer but slightly thinner than the Tungsten E. The T5 has dimensions of 4.76x3.08x0.61 inches and a weight of 5.1 oz.
		Compare that to the Tungsten E with dimensions of the E are 4.5x3.1x0.5 inches with a weight of 4.6 oz.
		The T5 seems like an admirable PDA but as it stands, it seems to be a step down in features with a step up in the memory management.
	www.epinions.com /content_161119899268 (3385 words)

	palmOne Tungsten T5
		The top of the T5 is shiny fl plastic, with the IR window on the right along with a 3.5 mm headphone jack and the power button.
		The T5 also has an SMS client (same as the one on the T3 as far as I could tell), a world travel alarm clock, and a Bluetooth dialer.
		The T5 uses a new Multi Connector, which of course is completely incompatible with the Universal Connector that graced many of the earlier Tungsten and Zire devices.
	www.pdantic.com /reviews/t5review.htm (2070 words)

	Palm Tungsten T5 Handheld Information Review \| Specs \| Features \| Prices
		Actually, the T5 looks a lot like the popular Tungsten E, though comparisons to the T5 and the Tungsten E are only skin deep.
		The Tungsten T5 is powered by the new Palm OS 5.4 and a 416MHz XScale processor.
		The Tungsten T5 is compatible with both Windows and the Mac OS.
	www.pocketpccentral.net /palm/palmtungt5.htm (210 words)

	iXBT: palmOne Tungsten T5: разочарование поклонников
		T5 хорошо справляться с ролью кард-ридера, вот только скорость обмена невелика (от 160 до 600 кбайт/с).
		Недостатком это назвать сложно: слушать музыку через Bluetooth-гарнитуру вряд ли кто-нибудь захочет, как и использовать T5 в этом качестве.
		Tungsten T5 может похвастаться временем, которое КПК может пролежать в кладовке, и записанные в его памяти данные не пропадут.
	www.ixbt.com /pda/palmone-tungsten-t5.shtml (2223 words)

	- PalmOne unveils Tungsten T5 - Internet Business News
		Along with the storage, the Tungsten T5 includes a file-transfer system, which allows mobile workers to transfer files and folders between their desktop computer and Palm device.
		The T5 TFT color display is the same as the previous T3 model with a 320 pixel by 480 pixel display.
		Other features of the T5 include support for MultiMediaCard, SD(Secure Digital) and SDIO (SD Input Output) expansion cards, a 5-way navigator for one-handed operation and a new Favorites page for placing important files on the opening screen when the device is turned on.
	www.thestandard.com /article.php?story=20041004090813540 (461 words)

	palmOne Announces the Tungsten T5 Handheld
		The T5 RAM is configured with 215 MB that is user accessible, 160 MB is used as an internal Flash drive, while 55MB is used for program and data memory.
		The Tungsten T5 gunmetal colored outside body is plastic and has dimensions of 4.76 x 3.08 x.61 inches (120 x 78 x 15.5 mm) and weighs 5.1 ounces (145 grams).
		Tungsten T5 Hard Case -- Based on the best-selling Tungsten E hard case, this case provides strong protection in a sleek, brushed aluminum design.
	www.palminfocenter.com /view_story.asp?ID=7193 (4687 words)

	Tungsten T5 Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Audio however is the poor relation and this is what still holds the tungsten T5 back from being a true multimedia device, MP3 replay works but the built in speaker is very poor indeed and so you have to resort to using the headphone socket but even that produces a less than impressive sonic experience.
		Overall the Tungsten T5 is a good package and a real evolution from those early device and still a marked improvement from the T3, but for £279 it up against some pretty stiff competition who have a more rounded multimedia package with WiFi as standard.
		The Tungsten T5 can still be a winner for PalmOne but it will be a case of preaching to the converted.
	www.lordpercy.com /tungsten_t5_review.htm (748 words)

	palmOne Tungsten T5, PDA Reviews by Mobile Tech Review
		Those of you who are familiar with the Tungsten E will immediately notice that the T5 looks like the stretched version of the E. The design and appearance are indeed very similar and palmOne went with that design because it has been so well received.
		The Tungsten T5 has a 416MHz Bulverde Intel XScale PXA270 processor which is currently the fastest processor on a Palm OS device and is more than fast enough for even demanding power users.
		While the T5 does add more memory (and non-volatile memory at that), it doesn't have as bright a display as the T3, and it lacks the T3's voice recorder, metal casing and vibrating alerts.
	www.mobiletechreview.com /palmOne_Tungsten_T5.htm (2645 words)

	TrustedReviews - palmOne Tungsten T5 - Palm OS PDA
		However, palmOne has now released the Tungsten T5, and in many ways has recaptured that sleek and stylish design that proved so successful with the Palm V. In my opinion at least, the Tungsten T5 looks fantastic, with a case constructed from metal and finished in dark grey.
		Turning the Tungsten T5 on reveals that the 480 x 320 transflective screen is a good one, in fact I’d go as far as saying that it’s one of the best screens I’ve seen on a PDA.
		As is usually the case with Palm OS devices, the Tungsten T5 feels very smooth and quick, unlike many Pocket PC devices.
	www.trustedreviews.com /mobile-devices/review/2004/11/18/palmOne-Tungsten-T5-Palm-OS-PDA/p1 (620 words)

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		Tungsten: Tungsten T5 Retriever > Science > Chemistry
		This is significant news for anyone purchasing a T5 or Treo 650, since PN Technologies is the only company shipping a serial cable solution for these handhelds.
		The Tungsten T5, which will be one of many new IT products on display at the TechXNY expo in New York this week, includes an Intel Corp. 416MHz XScale processor and 256MB of flash memory.
	www.lycos.com /info/tungsten--tungsten-t5.html (216 words)

	PalmOne Tungsten T5 Handheld
		Unlike the Tungsten T3, which required you to slide the handheld's bottom open to activate the screen's landscape mode, the Tungsten T5's screen offers widescreen viewing at all times.
		The Tungsten T5 includes Documents To Go 7.0, which provides the ability to create and edit Word and Excel compatible files and view and carry PowerPoint files (in native format) with no desktop conversion required.
		But the real beauty of the Tungsten T5 handheld is you can transfer files and folders back and forth to your desktop, and even use it as a flash drive with another computer.
	www.pdasupport.com /TungstenT5.htm (1042 words)

	PalmOne Tungsten T5 > JiWire's Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		While the Tungsten T5 is an incremental improvement over previous models and we'd prefer built-in Wi-Fi, support for PalmOne's 802.11b Wi-Fi SD card ($129) makes it a good choice for mobile warriors.
		The Tungsten T5 is a blend of earlier Palm technologies, with a few major improvements.
		The casing and button arrangement (with its 5-way navigator) of the T5 is similar to that of the Tungsten E, while the screen (with its portrait and landscape modes, but without the annoying slider) is similar to that of the T3.
	www.jiwire.com /palmone-tungsten-t5-product-review-1.htm (1281 words)

	Palm Tungsten T5 - Articles / Reviews \| TheTechLounge
		PalmOne is no stranger to this phenomenon, and they have just released their new handheld, the Tungsten T5.
		Not only does the T5 come with a hi-res screen, but it also takes advantage of several of the features introduced with the T3 such as the larger viewing area, the ability to rotate into landscape mode, and the digitized writing surface.
		We know that the T5 has some great features, but I’m particularly interested to see if any of the T3’s problems were fixed in the T5.
	www.thetechlounge.com /review.php?directory=palm_tungsten_t5 (236 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Palmone Palm Tungsten T5 Handheld OS 5.4 / 256mb: Electronics & Photo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The 256 MB of memory sets the Tungsten T5 handheld apart from the pack.
		It puzzles me that quite a few people seem to have been disappointed with the T5, because after four months of using mine daily, I wouldn't be without it.
		The main shortfalls I've seen reported have concerned the lack of voice recording, of vibrating alarm, and of built-in 802.11b wireless networking (though the latter can be added by a card that plugs into the unit's SD memory slot, which is a less-than-ideal solution).
	www.amazon.co.uk /Palmone-Palm-Tungsten-Handheld-256mb/dp/B000672QAE (1432 words)

	palmOne skips to Tungsten T5 - infoSync World
		Eschewing the sliding design of previous T-series devices, the Tungsten T5 is based on the case design of the company's popular Tungsten E handheld.
		Slightly larger than the Tungsten E at 121 x 96.5 x 15.5 mm and 144 grams, the T5 brings together features from several of the company's recent models with some novel (for palmOne) design elements.
		The company did not comment on the decision to skip "Tungsten T4" in its naming system, although it is likely that it was the same reason as why there was no "Palm IV" handheld; the number four is considered unlucky in some Asian countries, and marketing a product named "Four" would have proven very difficult.
	www.infosyncworld.com /news/n/5387.html (854 words)

	PalmOne Tungsten T5 \| The Register
		The Tungsten T3's 320 x 480 display is magnificent, but it defeats the object of having one if you need to open the slider every time you want to see it at its best, especially if you didn't use your PDA for data-entry.
		Enter the T3's successor, the T5, and it's immediately clear PalmOne has learned from both the T3 and the E, ditching the former's slider and adopting the latter's case design to produce what is not only its best PDA to date, but one that doesn't hide its glory.
		Like the T3, the T5 has a virtual Graffiti text-entry area, popping up from the bottom of the screen whenever you need it - or whenever you run an app that thinks it's working with a 320 x 320 screen.
	www.theregister.com /2004/11/04/review_tungsten_t5 (713 words)

	Amazon.com: PalmOne Tungsten T5 Handheld: Electronics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The Tungsten T5 includes Documents to Go 7.0, which provides the ability to create and edit Word- and Excel-compatible files and view and carry PowerPoint files (in native format) with no desktop conversion required.
		While the Tungsten T5's new File Transfer application is a Windows-only feature, Mac users can simply mount the handheld as an external drive, and then proceed to drag and drop files from the Finder to the handheld.
		Blending the style of the Tungsten E with the elongated 320x480 65K-colour LCD of the Tungsten T3, the T5 is...
	www.amazon.com /PalmOne-Tungsten-T5-Handheld/dp/B0002Y7DO0 (2823 words)

	Amazon Accidentally Leaks Tungsten T5 Picture
		If this is the T5, then it indicates that the earlier rumors about this device are true.
		According to one source, the T5 won't have built-in Wi-Fi, but it almost certainly will be able to use palmOne's Wi-Fi SD card.
		This means the Tungsten T5 could be rolled out as early as this Friday.
	www.brighthand.com /article/Amazon_Leaks_Tungsten_T5_Picture (404 words)

	The Gadgeteer - palmOne Tungsten T5 Review
		As the T5 is set to replace the T3 which does have a metal shell, I was very surprised that the T5 was left lacking one.
		Those of you that have PDAs that are several years old and are looking to upgrade to the T5, I would say that if you can't wait a few more months for the OS 6 devices, the T5 is a solid performer and should serve you well.
		I think; like many others that the T5 is just a stepping stone for palm and isn't the flagship some people think it is. Okay the thing with no wifi i can understand but to do nothing about the OS and to tell us that it doubles as a drive.
	www.the-gadgeteer.com /palmone-tungstent5-review.html (2719 words)

	Preview: palmOne Tungsten T5 - infoSync World
		Despite the "T" moniker, the T5 is based off of the design of the Tungsten E, according to NPD data the top-selling handheld in the United States.
		That also means the slider of the previous T-series devices is gone, but the T5 does include a virtual handwriting area that is nearly identical to the one on the Tungsten T3 that we liked so much.
		Absent from the T5 is Palm OS 6 Cobalt, which many users have been expecting to appear on handhelds soon.
	www.infosyncworld.com /news/n/5388.html (954 words)

	PalmOne Tungsten T5 Announced - Gizmodo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		PalmOne announced the Tungsten T5 this morning, and while it's definitely got some interesting features, it is sort of disappointing on the whole.
		The new T5 ditches the slider form factor of the T3 for a more traditional tablet, simply because sales of the non-slider Tungsten E have been better—their best-selling model last quarter, in fact.
		That means the T5 can be used as a flash memory drive and will show up as a mountable mass storage device by most any modern operating system.
	www.gizmodo.com /archives/palmone-tungsten-t5-announced-022602.php (369 words)

	PC Plus - PalmOne Tungsten T5 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The battery can keep the T5 up-and-running for close to five hours and it’s generally a well-built, flexible PDA that takes the best of Palm’s previous handhelds and combines them into a single, sub-£300 package.
		Blending the style of the Tungsten E with the elongated 320x480 65K-colour LCD of the Tungsten T3, the T5 is easily one of the classiest PDAs that PalmOne has ever produced.
		It’s a shame that PalmOne couldn’t delay the launch of the T5 to take advantage of the forthcoming OS 6, but the T5 is still crammed with software, from the Blazer web browser and VersaMail to RealPlayer and a Photo/Video viewer.
	www.pcplus.co.uk /reviews/mobile_computing/palmone_tungsten_t5 (467 words)

	PalmOne Tungsten T5 Handheld :: Education by Design Store
		PalmOne stretches the possibilities with this Tungsten T5 handheld computer, the first handheld from PalmOne to utilize flash memory.
		I'm now on my third Tungsten T5, having sent one, then another, in for warranty "repair." (Really, they just replaced it.) The second one froze up and died after only one month.
		You can copy files back and forth to it, it will let you work with both the SD Card storage and also the builtin storage on the T5 as separate drives, I found that to be a handy feature for moving files in and out of the thing without doing a hotsynch operation.
	www.edbydesign.com /books/B0002Y7DO0.html (2462 words)

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