Handheld Reviews

If you collect business cards, then this is a cost effective way to get the data into your ACT!, Outlook or a number of other databases. You'll save money and have more accurate data.

The software parsing works unbelievably well. In lay terms parsing means that the software knows what is a company name and what is an email address and puts them into the right place, unless the font is highly graphical. The older models couldn't read white type on dark cards, but this one can. Also, once you receive it and have the box sitting on your desk, it seems intimidating to install, but it only takes about 1/2 hour to install so that the data goes automatically into ACT!.

I test alot of software/hardware products but most of them I return. The card scanner and the palm pilot are my two staples. This product I not only use but demo. It's very impressive. And years later clients thank me for having recommended it.

This is a very good calculator. We have two of them at home.... It has the necessary buttons, and others including: MRC, M-, M+, check mark, and a +/- button on the top. The buttons are big enough, and spaced out well, so you shouldn't have a problem with a mess up on your calculator. Even if you do, you can press clear (red button at the top left hand corner) one time, and it won't erase your whole problem. Nice job, Casio.

This is a great little colored t.v. for watching/listening to the sports events while working at your desk. You can listen to the world series and then just look over to see an incredible replay. It is definately worth your money.

Back in 1983 (if you can believe it), I bought a used Casio SL-300 in a suburban garage sale... I had never heard of, nor seen, a solar powered anything... I thought it was miraculous! Those were the days of big lunky Texas Instrument units that took batteries. Today, I was just doing a search to see if I could find the original on the internet, and I see they're still making it, with only minor design modifications.

I still have it, and it still works. How can I ever get rid of it? I swear, this is the most reliable electronic gadget I've ever seen. Can you believe a 20 year old solar calculator still works? Shocking!

This is great for just wanting a nice storage device. Nothing special, but it gets the job done. It holds up nicely too.

I love things like these especially this. I take it every where I just love it . I mean everyone should have one!

I've seen bad reviews of this brand so I thought I'd better post my good experiences.

First: They don't need a card to apply them. I just peel off a little bit at the top to get it straight, then smooth it down onto the screen with my thumb as it naturally peels away from the backing. No card needed!

Second: These are the clearest and most natural screen protectors I've used. They do not fog up your screen at all, I have one on my "new" Handera and it still looks hi-res (unlike the screen protector it came with). They feel much slicker than their competitors I've tried (WriteRights always had this sticky feeling to them).

Third: They are low tack, but that doesn't mean they come loose, they stick down just great, and peel off just as easily.

Fourth and MOST important: Look around! You can find them for about 1/3 this price!!

I recently ordered this item because writting with the stylus that comes with my Palm M130 was like writting with a toothpick.I wanted something with a full size feel to it.I decided on the Companio 3-1 combination stylus.I immediately fell in love with it.The size is just right.All three functions work very well,and it is a handsome writting instrument.The ad doesn't mention it,but the ball point is a fine line,which I prefer myself.It is smooth,skip free,and works very well,as does the other functions.Switching between the stylus,pen and pencil is simple and has worked flawlessly.I give it five stars because I can't find anything to complain about.

This keyboard has changed the way I use my iPaq. I've always used it for maintaining my calendar and task lists, but for most other things is was a used mainly for reference/read only. Any data entry intensive tasks were done either on my desktop and synced up, or through Pocket-Controller so I could use my desktop's keyboard.

With the slim keyboard I now use my iPaq for a lot more document creation. More notes. More to-dos. More emails, which can be sent the next time I sync up. Writing presentations with Pocket Slides is actually fun, now, and so is working with Word and Excel. Meetings have never been so productive.

I've tried cheaper keyboards and full-screen touch keyboards but they never worked well for me. In stark contrast this unit feels great, works great and I can even drop it into the cradle and sync up without having to remove the keyboard!

This D & B case is buttery soft to the touch and the "All Weather Leather" stands up to the bumps and scuffs of everyday use. The case will stay open on your desk and is even flexible enough to be folded back on it's self. Now, if D & B would offer this as a zippered case. . .