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Palm III and Palm VIIx uses?
Got a really old Palm III and Palm VIIx. The Palm VIIx has wireless capability, but the network was shutdown in 2004. As far as I know it should be able to connect to wifi, but can't for some reason. Anyway, anyone have any ideas for these besides as paperweights? I would really like to use them for something. I can't really use them for data storage since I only have around 8MB of room, but I heard something about linux for them?? The IR function could be useful for something too I suppose. Any ideas would be appreciated!
Thanks!
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Best Answer 8 years ago
They make great palm organizers, holding thousands of contacts and notes on a touch interface.
Answer 8 years ago
+1. If what you're looking for is an organizer, the Palm ran rings around most of the alternatives. (Blackberry may give Palm a run for its money, admittedly.) 8MB is a LOT of addresses and appointments and to-do lists.
I'm still on the Palm platform, having replaced my old one (roughly a Palm III equivalent) with a used Treo.
There's a Gnu-based development environment for them if you want to develop new applications. And there are a lot of free apps available.
There are several Palm-related Instructables; some are listed under Related at right.
6 months ago
I got a hold of a Palm III and am trying to set it up with the wifi network from my router.
I would like to check my emails with it.
How do I do that?
Thanks
Charles
5 years ago
I would like to know what i can do with my palm vIIx too I no longer have the hotsync cradle , but i know my macbook pro early 2011 can communicate with infrared devices. any ideas?
8 years ago
Take a look at http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~pprk/ - palm as the "brain" for a robot kit