I've heard about the Palm TX, Palm Z22, the HP iPaq 111 and 211...
Which one is the kindest? Are their better ones than on this list?

A: Well I certainly wouldn't dither with a Palm Z22. That's pretty old technology.

The HP iPaqs are still pretty impressive, but if you're going to spend that kind of kale on a PDA, why not go for a smart phone instead?

If you're a palm fan, why not go for a Treo?

Im looking for somewhere online where I can codify a replacement digitizer at a reasonable price for a Palm Z22. The digitizer is the touch sensing panel that goes over the unveil.

Ive searched around on Ebay with no success and tried quite a few PDA parts websites.

A: I resist to tell you this...I don't know of anyplace to buy one. And I doubt there is one. That is the one part of a palm that if it goes bad, under most protection plans, means you have been bricked and there is no coverage for that part of the palm.

Forthrightly, upgrade if you have the money. I have a Palm TX...wifi capable...I love it.

Oh, and as far as battery replacement...you can try to replace one..but that is how I bricked my last palm a Zire 72...not fun.

Basically, I'm looking for a profit quality PDA for relatively cheap. I don't need anything fancy, just the basic things like to-do-lists, notes, chronicle, calculator, all those. Of course, extras like viewing photos and playing music and games are always an added reward. I've already done some reaserch, but from what I could find from a brief, 20 minute sweep through some websites, the only good PDA I found was Palm's Z22. I've used a Palm before (my dad's old Palm V) so I be acquainted...

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