HANDHELD REVIEW

Palm m125 review

5.8

Editors' Rating

Typical price:£ 143

Verdict

Palm's upgraded entry-level device breaks no new ground, but offers a good set of features at a reasonable price... Read Full Review.

Pros

SD/MMC slot
USB cradle with Universal Connector
33MHz processor
Reasonable price.

Cons

ROM is not flash-upgradeable
Relatively small greyscale screen.

Key Specs

Dimensions (W x H x D):	79x22x122 mm
Weight:	151 g
Operating system:	Palm OS 4.1.x
Software included:	Address Book, Date Book, Clock, To Do List, Memo Pad, Note Pad, Mail, Calculator, Graffiti, Documents To Go 3.0, Palm Reader, MGI PhotoSuite, AOL for Palm OS, Vindigo, AvantGo, MultiMail SE, Palm Mobile Internet Kit, PocketMirror 3.0
Processor:	Motorola Dragonball VZ
Clock speed:	33 MHz
Memory expansion:	SD/MMC
Installed RAM:	8 MB
Display size:	3.3 in
Wireless PAN:	infrared
Expansion slots:	SD/MMC

Read full specs

Rate this product

More In Mobile devices

Featured Talkback

Put simply, what is the compelling reason to pay ~$200 extra for an Eee with Windows XP? A Windows Eee won't come with any useful applications and you'll have to buy anti-virus software to boot. The truth about low cost computing is that nobody really cares whether the machine is running Windows or Linux as long as its cheap, its easy to use and it works.

By: dogStar

Read full story:
Asus to ship 60 percent of Eee PCs with Windows XP

Install Flash Player Plugin

SnapYap - New Flash-Based Video IM Pro...

I have just tried out another new Adobe Flash-based video IM program, SnapYap. Like other such flash-based programs, there is no separate program or client to download and install... More

In-Flight VoIP

With American Airlines having started offering Aircell's in-flight internet access, and several other airlines due to introducing soon, articles on using VoIP in flight now abound.... More

3 comments

Nokia's Series 40 won't be open-source...

Heard the rumour about Series 40 being made open source? No? Well, I did, so I asked Nokia. According to a spokesperson, they have "no plans to open source Series 40". They also thought... More