PEG-NX73V CLIE Handheld

• Average user rating: 4.0 stars out of 6 reviews
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• 10 stars

  Excellent value and extremely versatile!

  by matthewsem on November 5, 2005

  Pros: Integrated keyboard, digital camera, digital video camera, expansion slots, color, good battery life, easy to use

  Cons: getting music to play seems to be my biggest challenge

  Summary: I gave up a Handspring Visor with a half dozen add-on accessories for my Clie, and only wished I had traded up sooner! As a freelance writer, one of my ...

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  Summary: I gave up a Handspring Visor with a half dozen add-on accessories for my Clie, and only wished I had traded up sooner! As a freelance writer, one of my biggest challenges was how to capture my information once and use it multiple times. I started by using a well know Day Planner system and eventually migrated to an office desktop application. I finally found success with my first PDA, and as I got more familiar with it, I saw I needed more accesories to make my life easier. I had the Targus keyboard, Eye Modual, expande d8 Mb memory, and fax modem. At first it was kind of cool to have my office in my pocket, until I realized I was actually carrying the equivilant of a laptop in several pockets. Let me tell you, airport security was always a challenge. When I finally knuckled down and did my research, I settled in on my Sony Clie NX73V. With the exception of on-board WAN/LAN/Modem capability (which I didn't use), I figured I'd found my match. So far I've added 512Mb of memory and an IR Keyboard.
  Now I've got my eye on the Sony Clie NZ90, and am wondering what it will take to get one in my pocket! If I get to test drive one soon, I'll let the world know.
  ~
  E. Matthews

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• 8 stars

  Awesome PDA...get everything in one.

  by on May 14, 2004

  Pros: Beautiful screen, with sharp colorful images. Very fast machine. Have owned this machine for almost a year and have had no problems. 10x better than my 2 previous pdas

  Cons: very little complaints.

• 10 stars

  For $229..can't be beat

  by on April 11, 2004

  Pros: Great build, great WiFi (no problems), excellent screen, many features like movie record...a terrific PDA and got it for a song.

  Cons: Finding a good case has been tough. Stylus is only fair but I am getting use to it.

• 4 stars

  Too many problems with WiFi

  by on February 7, 2004

  Pros: The large screen is great but only if you can use it. Liked clam shell design.

  Cons: I had problems with POP3 connection and internet. Screen would freeze. Even when I was connected lots of pages wouldn't display. Too heavy. Best thing I did was to return it and get an HP iPAQ 4150.

• 8 stars

  Needs a dedicated owner

  by on December 27, 2003

  Pros: Bought this at compusa this Christmas for myself at a pretty good deal, $300 after rebate. Used to rebate difference to get a 128mb memory stick and I was up and running. Palm OS 5 is pretty good, fairly fast and intuitive to work with. The Decuma inpu

  Cons: Limited functionality with CF slot unless you get hacked drivers and software. Retractable stylus takes some adjusting to. no built in wifi/bluetooth. slot sticks out with CF card. Retail price is too expensive, shop around.

• 9 stars

  Torn between Palm T3 and Sony Clie?

  by on November 8, 2003

  Pros: I waffled over this purchase for weeks now, the T3 or the NX73V. Deciding factor: features. It is extremely easy to sync a Clie with Mac products; all you need is iSync and Palm Desktop, both free. "Missing Sync" software is crap. The Decuma input exce

  Cons: SoundStage software will not let you transfer cd music to Memory Stick media. Plus it isn't near as easy to use as it looks. Use a MP3 burning software (Roxio) instead. Yes, it's pricey. But there's a rebate available. And it's money well spent if you wan

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