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(More customer reviews)Ever since I got my first Palm III I wanted to be able to access the internet with it. Recently, when I upgraded to a Palm IIIxe and could store a lot more applications, I decided to delve deeper into the Palm-Internet area. At first I looked at wireless, which is far to expensive. Then I tried using a standard external modem with my Palm, it worked great but wasn't very portable. Then Palm released the new Palm modem. It's faster than the old ones, at 33.6, it's small, light wait and runs on both batteries and a AC adapter. Now you can realy go mobile with your Palm. Whenever you are near a phone jack you can plug in and go online. The only major downfall is that it's not a 56K modem, although with most ISP's and phone lines you don't really notice a difference since most of the time you are dealing with text. Overall this is a great add on for any Palm owner, and the software which comes with it is great, especially if you want to download mail from either AOL or any POP3 server. Now you can take the internet with you, where ever you go.
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Use your Palm to download e-mail, names, numbers, addresses, anddirections with the touch of a button with this modem for Palm III and VIIseries handhelds. Plus, you can synchronize data between your Palm handheld andyour PC using HotSync technology. After you've read your e-mail, written yourresponses, and deleted all the messages you don't need, simply press the HotSyncbutton to update your PC's message box and send all the new messages you'vecreated.
This Palm modem fits in your pocket and weighs only 2.8 ounces. A single set ofAAA batteries provide up to three hours of connection time (an AC adapter issold separately). This modem transmits at 33.6 Kbps and comes with a 10-footphone cord. Software on the CD-ROM includes AOL Mail, Yahoo! Messenger, andMultiMail. This modem uses a standard RJ-11 telephone connector and is approvedfor use in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada.
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