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Weight
4.8 oz
Color
Silver, Red, Blue
Memory
8 MB
Speed
33 Mhz
OS
Palm OS 3.5.2.H
Dimensions
4.7" x 3.1" x .44"
Battery Type
Built in Lithium Ion battery
Availability Unknown
$129.00
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67% |
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33% |
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Why change the port? |
I have to agree with Matthias. Why change the port? My Stowaway is too valuable to throw away. Very bad form, Handspring.
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mattbehrens |
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Wizzo |
At last a Handspring to hit Palm
with the style card! Wouldn't give
up my Prism for one though - want
to see some more slimline devices
for the Edge first, and a color
screen.
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DZM |
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Edge is cool. |
This is Handspring slim monochrome product, and it is far away the best monochrome pda ever. There will be a slim color product soon to compare with other pdas like 505, and i am sure it will be the best ever,too. Handspring is a smart company, i haven't seen mistakes so far...
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Vla |
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Not without color |
One of the main selling points for Handspring is the springboards.
The edge, with the use of the springboard converter -- is a Prism w/o color.
I know they'll make special modules for the Edge, but to replace the ones I'm
using, it would cost $450 -- no way.
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David Vitale |
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Give me color and 16 meg memory |
I strongly agree with this. Once you see the clarity of the Prism, there's no going back to monochrome. Also, I use my springboard module all the time to hold an 8 meg memory module. The Edge is only elegant and sleek without the springboard module. Until Visors come with at least 16 meg onboard memory, I can't abandon the springboard slot.
Bottom line Handspring - give me color and 16 meg memory onboard if you want me to abandon my Prism.
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Art |
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too beautifull :) |
it is according to me the most pretty PDA i have ever seen :)
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Anonymous |
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No |
I am not buying another Stowaway keyboard.
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Matthias |
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Needs color |
The Prism is not perfect but it has decent color -- it's still the best choice. I could NEVER go back to a monochrome device. The Edge should have had color and 16MB memory if Handspring wanted to show Palm & Microsoft what they could do.
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the kalahari surfer |
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