Handspring Visor Edge Handheld
- Processor: 33 MHz Motorola DragonBall VZ
- Wireless Capabilities: Optional Wireless
- Weight: 4.8 oz.
- Installed RAM: 8 MB
- Operating System: Palm OS
- Type: PDA
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HANDSPRING VISOR EDGE : A PDA That Packs A Punch
I have always liked being the first kid on the block with a new toy and as an adult, nothing has changed. If it's a new digital camera with features never seen before then you can bet I am trying to sell my old one so I can buy the newest model. Because of my addiction to gadgets and gizmos, I have... Read full review »
Edging Out the Other New Palms
I've now had the opportunity to see and use all four new Palms - The m500, m505, Kyocera Smartphone, and the Visor Edge. None of them are the perfect Palm, or even worthy of an "Oh my god, this is cool!" exclamation (although the Smartphone comes close), but of the four I find myself preferring the... Read full review »
Why you should buy it, Or shouldnt you? The spring board!
At first, its hard to tell the Visor Deluxe from the Palm III series of handhelds. Because these little computers use the latest version of the Palm OS, they are alike in more ways than just looks. They are similarly easy to use and offer the same familiar apps, including Address Book, To Do List,... Read full review »
It's Keen, And You'll Get A Charge Out Of It! Viewed 1,508 Times!
Several factors recently came together that lead to my purchase of a PDA. Mainly -- I decided there were enough situations in my life where I needed info at my fingertips -- notepads, pens, and clipboards were no longer cutting it.
I already had a laptop at home, but there were situations...
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Substance With Sizzle
For those who have read my other PDA reviews you know that I have remained faithful to the Palm OS and my trusty Palm IIIxe in particular. First and foremost what I want in a PDA is an organizer/ scheduler that makes my life easier. I don?t necessarily want an MP3 built in, nor do I want to make... Read full review »
Visor versus Palm
I had the opportunity to play with a Handspring visor deluxe unit to run some compatibility tests for Palm apps that we create at my workplace. Having been a Palm user for some time now and working on the platform, I was very impressed with the Visor's capabilities and design.
First, if...
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When is the clone better than the original?
OK, first off, let me state that I did not buy this so that I could use a PDA. I am not the type who keeps activity calendars, to-do lists, or anything of that matter as a normal practice. The only reason I bought a PDA was because as a software developer, I realize this is an important platform... Read full review »
Spring Arrives
Handspring has come out of the gate with two competitors to Palm Computing's big sellers. The Visor Deluxe matches up mostly against the Palm V (even moreso now that Palm has dropped its prices to approach the Visor's) and the Visor compares loosely with the Palm III. If you want to hear about the... Read full review »
I wanted to like it...
I was excited to see a true competitor to the Palm Vx, and I really wanted to fall in love with the Edge, but the truth is, I was disappointed as soon as I opened the box, and after three weeks, that nagging feeling of disappointment is still here.
Somehow, the Edge's best feature, it's...
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Handspring Visor: Probably the best choice in its class
The Visor is the simplest of handspring's line of PDAs. While it may be the simplest it is by no means simple, it can hold its own against any of the Palm OS PDAs. This device rates a strong buy recommendation from myself and the people I have installed them for.
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