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title: "PalmOne m130 Handheld"
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# 58,621-color vibrant display 8 MB internal memory + expandable SD/MMC slot Universal USB HotSync cradle & rechargeable battery PalmOne m130 Handheld

**Price:** KD 46.16
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## Summary

> 📱 Stay sharp, synced, and ahead with the PalmOne m130 — your classic PDA powerhouse!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** PalmOne m130 Handheld
- **How much does it cost?** KD 46.16 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Vivid Color Display:** Experience sharp, bright visuals with support for over 58,000 colors—your digital life never looked this good.
- • **Robust Productivity Suite:** Preloaded with Palm OS 4.1 and essential apps like Documents To Go, MultiMail, and Palm Reader to keep you ahead.
- • **Durable & Ergonomic Design:** Thicker, sturdy build fits comfortably in hand and pocket—built to withstand your fast-paced lifestyle.
- • **Expandable Storage Freedom:** 8 MB built-in memory plus SD/MMC card slot means you carry thousands of contacts, apps, and media without compromise.
- • **Seamless Cross-Platform Sync:** USB HotSync cradle ensures effortless data backup and syncing with both Windows and Mac desktops.

## Overview

The PalmOne m130 handheld PDA features a bright 160x160 pixel color screen supporting 58,621 colors, powered by a 33 MHz Motorola Dragonball EZ processor and Palm OS 4.1. It includes 8 MB of internal memory expandable via Secure Digital and MultiMedia cards, enabling storage of thousands of contacts, appointments, and applications. The device offers seamless USB HotSync connectivity compatible with Windows and Mac, a rechargeable lithium-ion polymer battery, and a robust software bundle including Documents To Go and MultiMail. Its durable, ergonomic design and versatile expansion options make it a reliable productivity companion for professionals on the go.

## Description

desertcart.com The curvy Palm m130 handheld has all the classic information management features you expect from Palm, as well as a bright color display with support for 58,621 colors. Plus, it's loaded with valuable productivity and connectivity software and has a built-in expansion card slot for additional memory storage, applications, and content. It comes with 8 MB of built-in memory, enough to store thousands of addresses, years of appointments, hundreds of to-do items, and more than 50 software applications. The expansion card slot is a dual-purpose slot that can hold Secure Digital and MultiMediaCard (MMC) memory cards. Both types of cards are small, inexpensive, and easy to plug in. Much like computer diskettes, they hold information for upload or download onto a handheld. With them, you can instantly add software programs, e-books, large databases, graphics, or even video files to your handheld without sacrificing memory space. The Palm Universal Connector (at the base of the m130) enables you to add peripherals such as a keyboard, GPS receiver, and more. In addition to Palm's built-in organization applications in Palm OS 4.1--including Address Book, Date Book, To Do List, Memo Pad, and Note Pad--the Palm m130 also features the following bonus software: Documents To Go by DataViz (for synchronizing Microsoft Word and Excel documents), Pocket Mirror (for linking to Microsoft Outlook), MultiMail SE, MGI PhotoSuite, AvantGo, powerOne Personal Calculator, Palm Reader, and Palm Mobile Connectivity software. The native USB HotSync cradle allows you to quickly back up and exchange information between your handheld and your PC or Mac. The Palm m130 handheld comes equipped with a rechargeable lithium-ion polymer battery, which is charged using the HotSync cradle. Palm Desktop software is compatible with Windows 95, 98, NT 4.0, 2000, Me, and XP and Mac OS 8.6 through 9.x. Note that for connecting to Windows 95 and NT, you will need an optional serial cradle or cable. The Palm m130 comes with a stylus, USB HotSync cradle with 120 VAC/60 Hz charger, internal rechargeable battery, Palm OS 4.1, and an infrared port. It is backed by a one-year warranty. What's in the box Palm m130 handheld USB HotSync cradle Getting Started manual CD-ROM with Palm Desktop software, bonus software, and complete documentation Product description Get organized with a new Palm m130 handheld PDA from the Geeks ! This Palm m130 handheld PDA features a bright and easy to read color screen with 160 x 160 pixels and a Graffiti area , so you can jot down notes and memos easily! It's powered by the lightning fast Motorola Dragonball EZ 33 MHz processor plus this PDAis loaded with the powerful Palm v4.1 operating system! This Palm m130 comes with 8 MB of internal memory , so you can store thousands of contacts, appointments, to do items and notes, plus with its expansion slot this Palm can accept both Secure Digital (SD) and MultiMedia (MMC) cards for more storage! The universal connector not only syncs your PDA but also recharges the battery and allows for easy connectivity of external peripherals such as keyboards, modems or GPS receivers! A back to school must for keepingtrack of all your appointments, class schedules , names and phone numbers!

Review: Excellent PDA - -Like others, I did a ton of research before buying it. I was mainly deciding b/w the Palm m130 and the Treo 90. I wasn't into all the MP3 player/ digital camera accessories that Sony offered. Treo 90 comes with 8MB more of internal memory, is smaller and has a larger screen, but I chose the m130 because I liked the way it felt in my hand, the long-lasting durability of Palm products in general (the quality of treo's and Handsprings is not very good from some people I heard from), and the construction of it, which seemed very sturdy (made of plastic, not metal or glass) and able to withstand an accidental drop, unlike most of the other PDA's out there. -The screen is very good, being able to show over 50,000 colors. Handspring Treo 90 can only show several thousand, so the m130 is good if you want to hold pictures. -One concern I had was that the m130 only had 8MB of internal memory. I'm in the medical field and being able to run drug databases and references is a must for me. I invested in a 128MB SD card (which is WAY more than you need) and most of my programs can be run off the card. Some programs, like Avant Go can't. From what I hear, most drug programs can run off the card, but some can't, like ePocrates. Others require a portion to be stored on the internal memory. But thus far, I still have plenty of space left on my internal memory, despite filling it with lots of programs. -All in all, it's really quite a fun toy to use. It's been really helpful with my work. With Avant Go, you can get all the latest movie listings, news, sports, etc with a quick HotSync. I also find that it fits nicely inside my coat or pant pocket. -If you don't want to spend an exhorbitant amount and still want a good, decent and durable color palm, go for the m130. If you hate Graffiti, get the Treo 90.... Pros and Cons of the m130 Pros: - good bang for the buck - fits nicely in hand - good color screen - durable design, Palm brand - internal battery that charges to full in less than 15 minutes - takes bluetooth, SD and Multimedia cards - nice hearty software bundle included - good battery life (I don't use the backlight) - nice, loud alarm to wake me up during my naps Cons: - only 8MB internal memory (thus I recommend getting card) - slightly smaller screen than other palms - slightly difficult to put into Sync holder, takes some practice Other issues: - Some reviewers write that the m130 is thicker than other palms. True, but my opinion is that it's designed so that you don't need to buy an extra case or holder to protect it. I know somebody with a Sony Clie who dropped his and now there's a permanent dent in it. Being thicker means it generally fits better into the hand, but not necessarily in your pocket. However, if you're a guy, I don't think this is much of an issue. For the ladies, I can see why having something small like the Treo would be more convenient. - Lack of Flash Rom. Not an issue, since Palm OS 5 won't work on anything other than the newest models (e.g. Tungsten) anyway. - Readability in outdoors. Some people gripe that with a lot of PDA's you can't read them in direct sunlight. Well, if you could, your PDA would need to suck up more juice to make the backlight stronger than the sunlight. For me, it's not an issue since I know I'd use it mainly in the hospital or at home. Hope this helps!!
Review: I recommend the Palm m130 PDA (updated) - I've never owned a PDA before but the Palm m130 is a very nice unit and works well. I use it everyday and think it's a wonderful tool to have around. One thing I really like is the ability to sync my MS Money 2003 (on my computer) with the m130 at a touch of a button...nice! So while on the road I can enter items purchased in the PDA and sync it with my computer when I get home. (update) I didn't realize if your battery was dead for any length of time you'd lose all of your downloaded programs. I had purchased several programs for my PDA on the Internet, downloaded them, used them for some time, but after my Palm sat around the house for a few months without use...poof! they're gone. So keep it charged or say goodbye to your after market software!

## Features

- Bright and easy-to-read color screen with support for 58,621 colors
- Built-in 8 MB memory stores thousands of contacts, appointments, to-do items, and notes
- Expandable via Secure Digital and MultiMedia cards--add memory, applications, and content
- Windows and Macintosh compatible--includes desktop software for both platforms
- Box: Palm OS 4.1, USB cradle, rechargeable battery, and add-on applications,alculator, MultiMail, and Palm Reader

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #768,732 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #132 in Handhelds & PDAs |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 52 Reviews |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent PDA
*by P***X on January 3, 2003*

-Like others, I did a ton of research before buying it. I was mainly deciding b/w the Palm m130 and the Treo 90. I wasn't into all the MP3 player/ digital camera accessories that Sony offered. Treo 90 comes with 8MB more of internal memory, is smaller and has a larger screen, but I chose the m130 because I liked the way it felt in my hand, the long-lasting durability of Palm products in general (the quality of treo's and Handsprings is not very good from some people I heard from), and the construction of it, which seemed very sturdy (made of plastic, not metal or glass) and able to withstand an accidental drop, unlike most of the other PDA's out there. -The screen is very good, being able to show over 50,000 colors. Handspring Treo 90 can only show several thousand, so the m130 is good if you want to hold pictures. -One concern I had was that the m130 only had 8MB of internal memory. I'm in the medical field and being able to run drug databases and references is a must for me. I invested in a 128MB SD card (which is WAY more than you need) and most of my programs can be run off the card. Some programs, like Avant Go can't. From what I hear, most drug programs can run off the card, but some can't, like ePocrates. Others require a portion to be stored on the internal memory. But thus far, I still have plenty of space left on my internal memory, despite filling it with lots of programs. -All in all, it's really quite a fun toy to use. It's been really helpful with my work. With Avant Go, you can get all the latest movie listings, news, sports, etc with a quick HotSync. I also find that it fits nicely inside my coat or pant pocket. -If you don't want to spend an exhorbitant amount and still want a good, decent and durable color palm, go for the m130. If you hate Graffiti, get the Treo 90.... Pros and Cons of the m130 Pros: - good bang for the buck - fits nicely in hand - good color screen - durable design, Palm brand - internal battery that charges to full in less than 15 minutes - takes bluetooth, SD and Multimedia cards - nice hearty software bundle included - good battery life (I don't use the backlight) - nice, loud alarm to wake me up during my naps Cons: - only 8MB internal memory (thus I recommend getting card) - slightly smaller screen than other palms - slightly difficult to put into Sync holder, takes some practice Other issues: - Some reviewers write that the m130 is thicker than other palms. True, but my opinion is that it's designed so that you don't need to buy an extra case or holder to protect it. I know somebody with a Sony Clie who dropped his and now there's a permanent dent in it. Being thicker means it generally fits better into the hand, but not necessarily in your pocket. However, if you're a guy, I don't think this is much of an issue. For the ladies, I can see why having something small like the Treo would be more convenient. - Lack of Flash Rom. Not an issue, since Palm OS 5 won't work on anything other than the newest models (e.g. Tungsten) anyway. - Readability in outdoors. Some people gripe that with a lot of PDA's you can't read them in direct sunlight. Well, if you could, your PDA would need to suck up more juice to make the backlight stronger than the sunlight. For me, it's not an issue since I know I'd use it mainly in the hospital or at home. Hope this helps!!

### ⭐⭐⭐ I recommend the Palm m130 PDA (updated)
*by N***T on February 26, 2003*

I've never owned a PDA before but the Palm m130 is a very nice unit and works well. I use it everyday and think it's a wonderful tool to have around. One thing I really like is the ability to sync my MS Money 2003 (on my computer) with the m130 at a touch of a button...nice! So while on the road I can enter items purchased in the PDA and sync it with my computer when I get home. (update) I didn't realize if your battery was dead for any length of time you'd lose all of your downloaded programs. I had purchased several programs for my PDA on the Internet, downloaded them, used them for some time, but after my Palm sat around the house for a few months without use...poof! they're gone. So keep it charged or say goodbye to your after market software!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best value for the money
*by A***R on April 26, 2003*

If you are thinking of buying this handheld, make sure you understand what you are getting. It is not top of the line anymore. It does not have a high-resolution (320x240) screen, a super-fast ARM processor, built-in wireless connectivity, and it cannot play MP3's or videos. If you want these features, take a look at the Tungsten models or the Zire 71. That being said, however, this handheld is simply the best in its price range. Indoors, the color screen is phenomenal and outdoors it is readable except in the most direct sunlight. The battery life is quite reasonable and the battery charges quickly. The m130 comes bundled with DataViz Documents To Go, for easy editing of Word and Excel documents on the go. DocsToGo also lets you view PowerPoint shows. There are hundreds of free games available for download, as well as both shareware (Liberty) and freeware (Phoinix) Game Boy emulators, which further expand the library of available games. If you ever *do* decide you want some more advanced features, many are available with add-on accessories. The m130 may have only 8MB of memory built in, but the SecureDigital / MultiMediaCard expansion slot provides virtually limitless storage. It may not have built-in Bluetooth, but the Palm Bluetooth SDIO card, which snaps into the SecureDigital slot, provides this capability. The Palm Universal Connector on the bottom snaps into a lot more than just the charger / sync cradle, including wired and wireless modems, digital cameras, keyboards, printers, and GPS units! If you want an afforable handheld with a high "cool" factor and lots of room to grow, the m130 is the best pick.

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