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	Zire Handheld - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Zire was superceded by the Zire 21 at the release of the "First Breed of PIM Plus Handhelds" on Fourth Quarter 2003.
		The Palm Zire 71 was PalmOne's first attempt at a PDA with a built-in digital camera.
		The Zire 72, while it had more features than the Zire 71, was hit with a lot of criticism and friction overtime.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Zire (674 words)

	palmOne Zire 72, PDA Reviews by Mobile Tech Review
		Building on the remarkable success of the Zire 71 released a year ago, the Palm Zire 72 is all things that the 71 was and more.
		Gone is the Zire 71's slider which revealed the camera; the Zire 72 has a fixed camera lens located near the top edge of the unit's backside that's always exposed and ready to go.
		While the Zire 71 had a joystick navigator, the 72 has a rounded rectangular directional pad with a center action button.
	www.pdabuyersguide.com /palm_Zire_72.htm (2683 words)

	Brighthand — Brighthand Reviews the Palm Zire 71
		The only downsides we could find with the Zire 71 were its lack of integrated wireless (and its non-existent support for Palm's Bluetooth SD Card), its lack of flash ROM (which means you won't be able to upgrade its OS), and the lack of voice recording (for those who really, really need that feature).
		In a tale of the tape, the Zire 71 measures 2.9" wide, 0.67" thick and 4.5" tall, and weighs in at a mere 5.3 ounces, perfect for the hand or the pocket.
		The Zire 71 comes with 16MB of SDRAM (13MB of which is usable), which is plenty for most average users but considerably shy of that found on the new Tungsten C and most Pocket PCs.
	www.brighthand.com /article/Zire_71_review (2003 words)

	Brighthand — Palm Introduces the Zire 71 and the Tungsten C (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The $299 Zire 71 is the first mid-range model to include a digital camera, and to use Palm OS 5, while the Tungsten C is the first Palm OS model to include integrated Wi-Fi wireless networking.
		The Zire 71 is a far cry from the $99 Zire introduced by Palm back in October, which could confuse some people.
		The Zire 71 uses a Texas Instruments OMAP processor running at 144 MHz and comes with 16 MB of RAM, of which 13 MB is available to the user.
	www.brighthand.com /article/Palm_Introduces_Zire71_and_TungstenC (1180 words)

	The Gadgeteer - Palm Zire 71 Review
		Either way, the Zire should be able to double as an alarm clock when set at the highest volume setting, and while in close proximity to your ears.
		On the bottom of the Zire is your standard Universal connector which allows you to use this new PDA with your other cables and cradles.
		The 71 uses a transflective display similar to the HP1910, which is the first such display for a Palm device (Palm as in the company, not the OS).
	www.the-gadgeteer.com /zire-71-review.html (2379 words)

	The Palm Zire 71 PDA \| The Register
		The Zire 71 is the follow-up, adding a colour display, an integrated digicam and a little multimedia-friendly processor horsepower, all designed to tickle the fancy of buyers with more cash and a desire to spend it on the latest consumer electronics.
		Internally, the Zire 71 is broadly the same as the higher end Tungsten T. It's based on a Texas Instruments OMAP310 processor running at 144MHz - the T uses the 1510 chip, which adds a DSP core to the ARM CPU core both processors share - and contains 16MB of RAM.
		Because the 71 is designed to operate with a stylus, it has a dedicated text entry area, which eliminates most of the problems encountered using Graffiti 2 on the C. That said, full-screen text entry is also supported.
	www.theregister.co.uk /2003/10/27/the_palm_zire_71_pda (1385 words)

	Palm Zire 71, PDA Reviews by Mobile Tech Review
		The Zire 71 runs Palm OS 5.2.1 and a TI OMAP310 144 MHz processor which is the same speed as the processor used in the Tungsten T.
		The Zire 71and the simultaneously released Tungsten C are the first Palm brand PDAs to have transflective screens.
		The Zire 71, like recent m series Palms and the Tungsten family, has a universal connector which attaches to the cradle for syncing, and to accessories such as modems and keyboards.
	www.mobiletechreview.com /palm_Zire_71.htm (1903 words)

	Palm Zire 72: Low End PDA with High End Features
		Zire 71 had only 14 MB of available memory.
		Zire 72 was the first from the entire series to have a separate button to launch a sound recorder.
		Zire 72 will do fine as a first handheld as well as a replacement for old Palm OS models.
	www.digit-life.com /articles2/palmone-zire-72/index.html (3070 words)

	Palm Zire 71 Handheld review
		The most eye catching feature of the Zire 71, after you’ve noticed the sleek rounded blue casing for the hardware, is the built-in digital camera.
		The Zire 71 is a great multimedia PDA which finally puts Palm in a position to rival Sony for its Multimedia crown.
		The Zire 71 is powered by Palm OS 5.2.1, which provides higher performance, enhanced multimedia features, support for Bluetooth connectivity and networking, and enterprise-class security.
	www.pdasupport.com /Zire71.htm (817 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Palm Zire 71 Handheld at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The internals of the Zire 71 is 16MB of RAM (13MB is available), 4MB of ROM that is NOT flash upgradable (the current OS version is the permanent version), and the Texas Instruments OMAP310 processor running at 144 MHz.
		You get in addition to the Zire 71 handheld, a decent carry case, two CD with the essential and extra software for your Palm, the USB hotsync cable, a power adapter, and the cheapo plastic stylus kept from the first Zire model.
		I was able to purchase the Zire 71 for $249 with a small discount through ebates.com and an additional $50 mail-in rebate after trading in a still functional m100 to Palm.
	www.epinions.com /content_101294902916 (1881 words)

	Palm Zire 71
		The Zire 71 also uses Graffiti 2, which uses multiple strokes for characters like “x” and “t” and should be easier for most users to master.
		Another quibble is that the mail client that comes with the Zire 71 may be far more flexible than the one on my Palm V, since it allows syncing over the Internet and to a wider variety of mail types, but it also is a lot twitchier to get working.
		Last, and most picky, the stylus that comes with the Zire 71 is a sad replacement for the nice metal-barreled stylus that came with the Palm V. I felt distinctly underwhelmed by the cheap plastic stylus.
	www.pdatoday.com /maximumpda_more/598_0_2_0_M (1662 words)

	Pen Computing Magazine: Palm Zire 71
		While it looks similar to the original Zire, with its practical, yet attractively tapered shape, many differences quickly become obvious: the larger screen, the four buttons and joystick, and the more expensive-looking finish, all suggest that there's quite a bit more going on in the 71.
		The original Zire was a flashback to 1999, embodying the Palm III in a simplified form factor, but the Zire 71 in many ways exceeds the capabilities of the higher-priced Tungsten T, introduced less than a year ago.
		It could be that like the Tungsten W, the Zire 71 has a MediaQ processor to speed display performance, or else Palm has made some video tweaks to the OS from 5.0 to 5.2.1.
	www.pencomputing.com /palm/penreviews/Pen049/zire71.html (2547 words)

	The Gadgeteer - InnoPocket Zire 71 Hard Case Review
		At the same time I bought my Zire 71, I got the “slim leather case” made by Palm.
		Removing the Zire 71 is inconvenient because it fits so snugly.
		Also, when the cover is open, it may be difficult to hold the Zire 71 with one hand while writing with the other.
	www.the-gadgeteer.com /innopocket-zire71-review.html (514 words)

	palmOne Zire 71: Mobile Innovations / PDA’s (Pocket PC, Palm) @ Bytesector.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Palm Zire 71 is an excellent handheld that not only allows you to use all of the classic functions but allows the user to do much more.
		With the Zire’s 144 MHz processor and its 13 MB storage capacity the Zire has the speed and space to allow you to add all of the wonderful applications needed to use your Palm to its full potential.
		The Zire comes with its own built in camera that allows you to take pictures on the spot at one of three different resolutions (640x480, 320x240, 160x120), each to benefit the type of picture you are taking.
	www.bytesector.com /data/bs-article.asp?ID=164&ct=Latest+Resources (725 words)

	PCWorld.com - First Look at the Newest Palm PDAs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Zire 71 is available now, Palm says, and the Tungsten C is due to ship in early May.
		The Zire 71 is the second entry in Palm's consumer line of personal digital assistants launched last fall with the $99 Zire.
		But the original Zire was designed to appeal to a mass-market crowd; the $299 Zire 71 was created with a more upmarket multimedia buff in mind.
	www.pcworld.com /news/article/0,aid,110383,00.asp (688 words)

	Brighthand — Brighthand Reviews the SanDisk Wi-Fi SD Card for the Zire 71 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The reason this device doesn't support the Tungsten T3 and Zire 72 is these models need to have a system patch applied before their SD slots can use this card.
		We'll have to take their word for it, as I can't compare the performance of the two cards on the Zire 71, as the new one is the only version that is compatible with this model.
		The SanDisk Wi-Fi SD card for the Zire 71 will be available later this month for between $90 and $100.
	www.brighthand.com /article/SanDisk_Wi-Fi_SD_Card_for_the_Zire_71_Review (1578 words)

	infoSync World : Review Centre : Palm Zire 71
		Last fall, Palm's Zire set a new low for handhelds; in price that is. But it quickly led to the belief that the Zire would be Palm's "low end" line and the Tungsten would be the "high end" line.
		The Zire 71 has the same overall body design as its smaller sibling, only a bit thicker at 11.4 x 7.3 x 1.7 cm and weighing in at 150 grams.
		Although the case is the same width as the original Zire, the screen itself is much wider, nearly the entire width of the device, to give a more traditional screen size.
	www.infosyncworld.com /reviews/n/3460.html (973 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on palmOne Zire 72 Handheld at Epinions.com
		On the outside, the main difference between the Zire 72 and the Zire 71 is the loss of the sliding clamshell design for the digital camera.
		The MP3 playback on the Zire 72 is again excellent, and the volume that the unit puts out is noticably higher than the Zire 71.
		The Zire 72 is very well designed overall, it has enough power to fit your needs and is a definite welcome step up from the Zire 71.
	www.epinions.com /content_140960370308 (1114 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Electronics & Photo: Palm Zire 71 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Zire 71 is a great multimedia PDA that finally puts Palm in a position to rival Sony for its Multimedia crown.
		I've had my Zire 71 for a few weeks now and can honestly say this is the perfect pda for me :) Size wise, its small enough to fit well in your pocket, but not too small that it is unusable, it sits well in your hand.
		but the zire 71 has the most brightest screen i have ever seen on at palm os pda let alone pocket pc/windows pda.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00009ZK4I (1510 words)

	Amazon.com: Electronics: PalmOne Zire 71 Handheld (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Of course, given the Zire 71 only has 13MB of user memory, you wouldn't fit too many MP3 songs in the internal RAM anyway if you could.
		So if you are buying the Zire 71 for multimedia functionalities, hold off your purchase and wait until Palm improves this area.
		the zire 71 is awsome for a kid who wants a plam for back to school.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00008WFVI?v=glance (2109 words)

	Palm Zire 71
		The original Zire was better, borrowing liberally from the design of Apple's popular iPod, but didn't have the internals to back it up.
		The Zire 71 reacts so fast to my commands that I sometimes wonder if it doesn't have a little flux capacitor in there and is actually reacting to my thoughts before I think them.
		The addition of a camera makes the Zire 71 much more useful for communications -- a picture is worth a thousand words, after all -- and apps like Mobipocket, Versamail and Wordsmith hold their own against their Pocket PC counterparts.
	www.writingonyourpalm.net /column030505.htm (2647 words)

	palmOne - Support - Palm™ Zire™ 71 Expansion Update
		It resolves the issue with some expansion card failing to read in the Zire 71 after repeated use.
		Important: This update is ONLY for Zire 71 handheld and should not be installed on a non-Zire 71 handheld.
		During the next HotSync synchronization, the Palm Zire 71 Expansion Update will be installed and activated.
	www.palm.com /us/support/downloads/zire71expansion_update.html (358 words)

	Offiziell: Palm bringt Zire 71 mit Digitalkamera - Golem.de
		Palm kündigt mit dem Zire 71 offiziell ein weiteres Modell aus der Zire-Serie an, womit sich die Gerüchte von Ende März 2003 bestätigen.
		Der Zire 71 besitzt neben einem Farb-Display als erstes Palm-Gerät eine integrierte Digitalkamera.
		Parallel mit dem Zire 71 wurde auch der Tungsten C mit WLAN-Funktion von Palm angekündigt.
	www.golem.de /0304/25141.html (410 words)

	palmOne Zire 72 review - infoSync World
		The new top of the Zire line, the Zire 72, combines a first rate camera with MP3 support, not to mention the best Bluetooth setup we've seen yet on a Palm OS device.
		The Zire 72 sports a decently-designed square 5-way navigator, with four comfortable application buttons arranged in a 2 x 2 grid around it rather than in a line.
		The Zire 72 is also the first Zire to include Bluetooth 1.1 out of the box.
	www.infosyncworld.com /reviews/n/4883.html (668 words)

	palmOne - Support - Palm Zire 71 SD/SDIO Update
		This update is a compilation of expansion related driver fixes for the Zire 71, including the Palm Zire 71 Expansion Update.
		If you have previously installed the Palm Zire 71 SD/SDIO Update, it must be removed from your handheld before continuing with the installation.
		You need to back up your device by performing a HotSync operation, then perform a hard reset on your Zire 71 handheld, before you proceed with installing the Palm Zire 71 SDIO Update.
	www.palmone.com /us/support/downloads/zire71/sdioupdate.html (465 words)

	palmOne - Community - palmOne & Macintosh
		Zire™ 72 handhelds from palmOne are a natural extension of your Mac.
		Import photos taken with the Zire 72 camera into iPhoto.
		Or vice versa - move photos from iPhoto to a Zire 31 or Zire 72 for an always-with-you photo album.
	www.palmone.com /us/macintosh (187 words)

	Computer Electronics: Pda Case Zire 71
		Protect your Palm Zire on the go with this sleek form-fitted case.
		This aluminum hard case is compatible with Zire 71.
		This leather carrying case is specially designed to fit Palm Zire 71.
	www.keekor.com /756.html (520 words)

	WiFi SD card for Zire 71 only - infoSync World
		SanDisk has confirmed that it will be releasing a Secure Digital Wi-Fi card for the palmOne Zire 71 at the end of the month, but it will not be compatible with other models of Palm OS handhelds or communicators.
		Although in theory the card should work with the Zire 72 as well, there are differences in the software implementation on the Zire 71 and Zire 72 that prevent the new card from working.
		Some speculate that palmOne is planning to release its own Wi-Fi SDIO card sometime in the future and are planning to roll the patch into their own driver, but that is not confirmed.
	www.infosyncworld.com /news/n/5060.html (425 words)

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