PDAs You have Owned in your Lifetime

[firstadopter]

US Robotics Palm Personal Edition
Palm Vx
Treo 90
Treo 600

[mathewlu]

Audiovox PocketPC (which I quickly sold)
Treo 300
Treo 600

(I started late; didn't really see the point until the T300).

cheers,
--Mathew

[firstadopter]

haha, you got in at a good time. The treo line totally rocks. It's the swiss army knife of gadgets.

Let's see on a typical day I do the following:

-take calls, check my call history
-use the speakerphone to speak like star trek communicators
-instant message using verichat - aol or yhoo
-listen to mp3s using pocket tunes
-play dozens of games
-take notes
-read ms word files, excel
-take pictures
-use PIM functions
-email, surf the web
-look at photos

the list goes on and on and on

[TheAngryIntern]

i've had 2

A Franklin eBookman ebook reader (it had some basic pds functions, but obviously was optimized for ebooks)

Toshiba Genio e550, also used mainly for reading ebooks when i was stationed on my ship.


-TAI

[MailManX]

I started even later...

I'm 46 and got my first PDA (HP iPAQ H2200) for Christmas this year. I didn't even ask for one. My wife just decided to buy it for me because I always carried around a pen and paper in my shirt pocket to take notes.

Since I've always loved home PC's, my wife decided I'd probably really like a PDA. The jury's still out on that - I still kind of miss my pen and paper.

Michael

[CAG]

I don't own PDA...I make it a point not to buy too many things that my kids can either lose or step on.

[arogan]

palm III
handspring visor deluxe
just bought a hp ipaq 4155. I should have it in a few days.

I hope I don't regret leaving palmos.

[firstadopter]

tell us how your pocket pc experience is, I've always stuck with Palm OS, but I wonder how the grass is on the other side.

[Sidneyc]

Palm Pilot Professional - the original one
Compaq iPaq - the first one

[Kamakize]

US Robotics Palm - The Orginal
HandSpring Visor (turned it into a GPS device)
Casio Cassopedia (forgot Model #)