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 Palm PalmPilot Professional Handheld:

 

  Palm PalmPilot Professional Handheld3Com changed the world of computing when it released the PalmPilot, a powerful, useful 1 MB computer you could put in your pocket. The PalmPilot Professional is an up-to-date version of the original, with a backlit display, trim design (4.7 inches x 3.2 inches x 0.7 inches), and the ability to link quickly with a desktop PC or Mac.

 

  In addition to six keys that allow the user to navigate among the appointment, calendar, and contact information, the PalmPilot Professional includes a stylus for touch-screen operations and on-screen writing, for which you have to learn a slightly modified script for top performance.

 

 The Professional also includes a synchronizing cradle for exchanging e-mail, appointments, and contact information with your PC (Internet magazine gave PalmPilot top honors for its synchronization); all the software you need to manage tasks, track expenses on the road, and organize and compose e-mail (a modem and software are available to transmit messages); batteries; an adapter; and a leather slip-case.

 

 The PalmPilot Professional has garnered a number of awards, including an MVP and 5-star rating from PC Computing; Editors' Pick from Home Office and Small Business Computing; Best of 1996 from PC Magazine; Best of Byte from Byte magazine; and a stellar rating from Windows Sources. --Patrick O'Kelley

 

Description:

 

  Small, light and totally connected, PalmPilot organizers make it easy to store and access all your important information and exchange it with your desktop PC. Say good-bye to messy paper schedules, to-do lists and sticky notes. The lightweight, pocket-sized PalmPilot Professional organizer integrates all of your personal and business information into one device.

 

  You'll have access to thousands of addresses and appointments, as well as hundreds of to-do's and e-mail messages, notes and more, anytime, anywhere. You can backup and exchange information with your desktop PC and popular personal information management (PIM) systems at the touch of a button. It's the #1 way to stay organized.

 

  The built-in PalmPilot Professional Organizer applications include Date Book, Address Book, Mail, To-do List, Memo Pad, Expense, Calculator, Security, Games, and HotSync technology. The user-installed PalmPilot Professional Desktop Organizer Software includes Date Book, Address Book, Mail, To-do List, Memo Pad, Expense Report Templates (for Microsoft Excel 5.0 or higher), and drag and drop links to Microsoft Excel and Word.

 

Features:

 

  • Complete suite of PIM applications

  • HotSync technology for PC synchronization

  • Sleek design

  • 1MB Memory

  • Stores addresses, appointments, memos, email

 

Technical data:

 

  • Size: 4.7 by 3.2 by 0.7 inches

  • Weight: 6 ounces

  • Standard memory: 1MB; rated to store approximately 4,000 addresses, 4 years of appointments (approx. 2,400), 750 to-do items, 750 memos, 100 e-mail messages

  • Flash memory: Uses mask ROM but is upgradeable to Palm III organizer functionality, including Flash ROM

  • Display: Standard LCD technology

  • Connectivity: Internet-ready with TCP/IP software included to enable Internet-based applications and to add optional peripherals

  • Hardware expansion: Memory card can be replaced with upgrades for Palm III organizer functionality or for other peripherals; hardware add-ons via serial port

  • Power: 2 AAA alkaline batteries (included), rated to last 8-12 weeks

  • PC system requirements: IBM-compatible 386 PC or higher, Windows 3.1x/Windows for Workgroups, Windows 95, Windows NT 4.0, 8MB RAM minimum (16MB recommended), mouse, one available serial port, 13MB of available hard disk space

  • Macintosh system requirements: Palm MacPac (optional accessory), any Apple Macintosh or compatible with a Power PC processor, System 7.5.3 or later, CD ROM drive, one available serial port

 

  • First Released: »March 1997

 

 

  • Earlier Models:

     

    • PalmPilot Personal Edition Released March 1997

    • Pilot 5000 Released March 1996

    • Pilot 1000 Released March 1996

 

  

 

 

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