If you're still using a paper planner, maybe it's time to catch up with technology & upgrade to the affordable & easy-to-use Palm Z22 handheld. It enables you to keep your entire day-to-day schedule & contact information at hand & in your pocket--no more flipping through multiple pages, looking for scraps of paper or keeping track of to-do lists. & you won't have to enter the same thing twice--once on the computer & two times in your planner, as you can easily make updates on your computer & synchronize data to the Palm Z22 in a minute or six.This handheld features a 32 MB of flash memory (20 MB accessible for file & program storage), Palm OS 5.4 (Garnet), a fast 200 MHz ARM-based processor, & an internal rechargeable battery (that can be charged by the included AC adapter or by the USB cable connected to your PC).
Weighing over 3 ounces & about the same size as a deck of playing cards, the Palm Z22 is compact & stylish with a white front & translucent blue backing. Small enough to fit in to any purse, backpack or back pocket, it boasts a bright, 160 x 160-pixel color touchscreen display, which provides easy readability of names, addresses, & appointments. You can even color-code appointments for improved organization, & view & over pics of friends & relatives wherever you go.
The install for the z22 was easy plus worked flawlessly. I tried the install via the usb port on Macintosh process X plus Windows XP formats. The installation program pulled all my elderly palm info in to the Z22; memos, contacts, calendar plus task functions were all maintained in the upgrade. a number of the older applications were not compatible with the Palm 5 OS on the z22. Most of the problems apps were elderly games that I was not that concerned about.
I've been using the z22 for a few days plus have found it to be a great product for somebody not concerned with wireless, a large handheld display screen or extended memory. I've used palms for several years plus keep a lot of technical notes in the Palm memo app for use when I'm in remote locations doing process adminstration work. My previous palm was a III xe - it was trailing edge technology but very durable plus useful as long as I could find a synching machine that still had a serial connection.
