I got a Palm IIIc model handed down to me about a year ago, and it is orgasmically wonderful. My older brother had bought it for himself a couple of years back, and it still works its magic. Only 8mb, but colored and does what it's supposed to. I got a fold-out keyboard for it, and I type my notes in class almost on a daily basis...it's better off that way because my handwriting is horrible and I'm incredibly disorganized when it comes handling paper. It's nice to type out notes and print out as many copies as you'd like, sometimes for slackers who fall asleep in class in exchange for some "dollaz," or maybe some head...harhar.
I read a comment somewhere here about the flip top on the m100 coming off easily, and that happens to mine too, but it's no big deal. The graffiti mechanism still works great, and I don't know if other people use this technique, but I stick scotch tape over the pad. I was told that it makes the pad less sensitive, and therefore more accurate. Hey, whatever works, I suppose.
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I got a Palm IIIc model handed down to me about a year ago, and it is orgasmically wonderful. My older brother had bought it for himself a couple of years back, and it still works its magic. Only 8mb, but colored and does what it's supposed to. I got a fold-out keyboard for it, and I type my notes in class almost on a daily basis...it's better off that way because my handwriting is horrible and I'm incredibly disorganized when it comes handling paper. It's nice to type out notes and print out as many copies as you'd like, sometimes for slackers who fall asleep in class in exchange for some "dollaz," or maybe some head...harhar. I read a comment somewhere here about the flip top on the m100 coming off easily, and that happens to mine too, but it's no big deal. The graffiti mechanism still works great, and I don't know if other people use this technique, but I stick scotch tape over the pad. I was told that it makes the pad less sensitive, and therefore more accurate. Hey, whatever works, I suppose.