PDAs
whats a good pda that works well with a mac?
[44 byte] By [
paintworm] at [2007-11-15 19:02:36]

# 2 Re: PDAs
I absolutely adore my Palm Treo 600.
It's my first PDA. Now that it's part and parcel with my phone I believe that I've become accustomed to having a PDA now. If I had purchased one when they were fashionable I probably would've only used it for a couple months before it eventually collected dust.
I must admit it's a big part of my life. I can get email and communicate with my clients while I'm on site or at my day job. iSync works flawlessly with it.
Big thumbs up.
# 3 Re: PDAs
I'll have to log another vote for the Treo. I just got it a couple of months ago and I don't know how I lived without it. I have had a couple of Palm handhelds before, but never found either nearly as useful as this one. I find my handheld to be endlessly more useful having always-on data service than a normla off-line handheld. Plus, device consolidation is great. It's much nicer only having to have one device rather than a separate PDA and phone.
# 4 Re: PDAs
the treo does sound good, but i live in mexico, and i dont think my phone service supports it. apparently, it only supports the nokia/sony type of PDAphones. i gotta check to make sure.
would the sony clie work on a mac? it says it uses palm os 5something, but on apple.com, it says isync is compatible with palm os 4.whatever. and i have seen in a couple of pages that its not compatible, ive seen that it IS compatible, and im not sure wich to believe. plus, im not gonna dish out 200dls on a whim just to see if it works...
the treo aside, wich is another good one?