Summary: There are a few more issues I would like to mention that really surprise me, and seem to have just been poorly thought out by the folks who designed the TX.
Conclusion: Every time we see a PDA there is a feeling of 80's DeJa Vu, but the humble portable assistant has never left and continues its own evolutionary path.
Excerpt: Palm T|X Handheld PDA with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Palm had finally made up its mind to integrate WiFi in one of its handhelds, named Palm LifeDrive in May 2005 but the
Excerpt: The T|X is Palms latest attempt to jumpstart the sluggish standalone PDA market. Although it doesn’t lacks the cellular voice functionality of Palm’s latest Treo models,...
Excerpt: Palm's new TX sacrifices some of the storage and processing power of its predecessor, the Tungsten T5, in exchange for Wi-Fi and a lower price.
Pros: Good price point. WiFi and Bluetooth enabled.
Cons: Little storage, Less power, Bundled software has bugs