PalmOne Tungsten T3 Handheld

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SKU: T3

Sales Rank: 2073

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Product Description

The Tungsten T3 handheld comes packed with power and boasts Palm's new breakthrough Stretch Display.Slide open to reveal the 320x480 display with 50% more viewing area (than other Palm handhelds) and twice the resolution of Pocket PC 2003 handhelds. Keep it compact for easy, one-handed access to information. It instantly rotates from portrait to landscape, and a new status bar provides one-tap access to battery and memory levels, Bluetooth status and more from a single location.With an ultra-fast 400MHz Intel XScale processor and 64MB of internal memory, it handles Word, Excel and PowerPoint-compatible files, wireless applications and multimedia tasks with lightning speed and room to spare. Its new and improved organization stores more of your important information and provides better synchronization with Outlook. The ultra-capable Tungsten T3 handheld also features MP3 and video playback software, built-in Bluetooth, voice-recording, the latest Palm OS and more.

Product Specification

Binding:: Electronics
Brand:: PALM
CPUSpeed:: 400 unknown-units
EAN:: 0805931009760
Feature:: Palm’s new breakthrough Stretch Display
Device slides open to reveal a 320x480 display with 50% more viewing area
Ultra-fast 400MHz Intel XScale processor and 64MB of internal memory
Wirelessly access email, dial phone numbers, send text messages and connect to the Internet
What's in the box: Handheld device; Palm Desktop software, including Documents To Go and Adobe Acrobat for Palm OS; all basic utilities such as Calendar, Contacts, Tasks., etc.
Label:: PalmOne
Manufacturer:: PalmOne
Model:: T3
ModemDescription:: None
NumberOfItems:: 1
ProductGroup:: CE
Publisher:: PalmOne
Studio:: PalmOne
Title:: PalmOne Tungsten T3 Handheld
UPC:: 805931009760
Warranty:: 1 year warranty
MPN:: P80870US

Customer Reviews

Mine Died

My Tungsten T# just died.It is in a forzen state.It will not reboot or even turn off.It is just over a year old and I am now looking for a new PDA....

4/26/2006 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

Palm T3 disaster

I was about to write my miserable experience in agonizing detail, until I found that others have traveled the same path. It is a pity that a product that has come so far was (in my case, also) mercilessly deserted by its maker in the clinches - in this case a hotsync failure that eventually destroyed not only the data stored in the handheld but also the backups of those data that were religiously placed on the "official"Secure File PDA Backkup SD card. I am now laboriously retrieving my "essential...

1/23/2006 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

Still a great PDA in (almost) 2006

If you're in the market for a PDA designed with the businessperson in mind, here are some reasons why you may still want to consider the T3 as we approach 2006:- The T3 is easily and inexpensively accessorized with the large variety of add-ons that use the "old" universal connector (same as m100/m125/m130/m500/m505/m515/etc.)- You can wirelessly browse the Internet for HOURS using the slim and convenient snap-on Power-To-Go external battery packs (again, only available AFAIK in a universal connector...

12/20/2005 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

A workhorse, even though it's an older model now.

This is my 5th PDA, if you count that Newton MessagePad 120 I started with back whenever.The Tungsten T3 has impressed me for a few reasons, not the least of which has been it's all-around usefulness.Stuffing a powerful processor, a voice recorder, SD card slot, big display in a collapsible shell, and Bluetooth have all been key to having the Tungsten survive well beyond the usual 1-2 year usable lifespan of the other PDA's I've had before.The one gripe I do have with the Tungsten T3 is its battery...

8/12/2005 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

Mediocre

I wanted to try it out, I did and now I know. - First for the good points: it's practical to have an electronic agenda - although good old fashioned scribbling by hand onto paper is more convenient than typing in letter by letter on the tiny keyboard or using the handwriting application. It's practical to have all your addresses incl. telephone nos. and e-mails always with you. It's pleasant to listen to mp3's while sitting on the train or waiting for a plane. - Now for the bad points: The making...

6/11/2005 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews