Conclusion: Palms mid range baby has found a niche, this is the true filofax replacement offering all the office features you need without being bloated with networking and pocket PC
Excerpt: I am quite a heavy reader because of my line of work this made me fall in love with the device as i was able to read my clients requests whilst I am away from the office
Excerpt: My sister-in-law got me a new Palm Tungsten E2 for Christmas. I have been a PDA user before but seems like I have outgrown the ones that I have.
Excerpt: The Palm Tungsten E2 PDA is my first organizer and I have been using it for about two months now. My job requires me to keep track of appointments, business meetings and...
Summary: palmOne has kept the old design in its Palm Tungsten E2. It added Bluetooth module, universal connector Palm, NVFS file system, which allows keep data at strong...
Summary: PDA's are cool! No matter how you slice it, having a PDA is just fun. Some people will use the full potential of this thing while others will use it as a glorified...
Pros: Got to love the Pricetag, 32 MB of RAM (28.8 usable), Word, Excel, Powerpoint viewer, Adobe Acrobat Reader, Palm OS, Easy to use Synchronization Software, Does charge ...
Cons: Finish easily shows marks (Fingerprints, scratches, etc), How do you change the battery?, Battery life did seems a bit short, No cradle, Included screen cover will mar...
Conclusion: With a high-resolution color screen, a sleek design, an expansion card slot, and a $199 price tag, the Tungsten E will hit the handheld sweet spot for many consumers.
Pros: Affordable; nice color display; SDIO expansion card slot; runs Palm OS 5.2; MP3 and multimedia support; robust software suite.