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3-20-2007 @ 9:07PM
Gardiner Westbound said...
The Sony Clie, which used the Palm OS, was discontinued in June 2004. I have one. It is an excellent unit, but considerably less useful without OS updates.
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3-20-2007 @ 9:53PM
james 42 said...
WM is nothing special. Palm lost because they did not innovate and delivered unreliable products. It is ironic that the Clies were consistently better then anything Palm put out themselves.
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3-21-2007 @ 10:21AM
Atanas Boev said...
And why exactly would Nokia want to buy Palm for? They don't need PalmOS phones, neither WinMo phones. Neither smartphone expertise.
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3-21-2007 @ 10:51AM
asurroca said...
Is that even a question anymore? I thought Microsoft won the war years ago. Between Windows Mobile smartphones and the Blackberry, I haven't seen anyone actually carrying a Palm Pilot in like 5 years.
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3-21-2007 @ 12:12PM
james 42 said...
@Atanas Boev, I was wondering that too.
@asurroca, yeah, spot on.
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3-21-2007 @ 9:05PM
Sramana Mitra said...
My 2c: http://sramanamitra.com/blog/727
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3-21-2007 @ 9:27PM
Former Palm User said...
Palm surrendered when they released the last batch of stinker products. I bought a Palm-TX and had to return it when it would not run anything that used any kind of large database. All the latest palms are seriously lacking in main (RAM) memory, which causes application crashes and problems. Palm is the only one to blame.
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3-22-2007 @ 6:37PM
Bryan said...
that's like saying "ford close to sale, does this mean chevron won the war?" it makes no sense. palm is solely a hardware manufacturer and microsoft doesn't even compete in that arena. a more accurate statement would be HTC won the war. palm has released basically one product (the 700 series) in the last 3 years. HTC on the other hand built that product as well as released about 15 other devices. i say good riddance.
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