Strengths:Price. Ultra solid construction. Durable, foolproof computer/charger port. Long battery life. Simple, easy to use programs. More memory than you need. Looks great. Blue Tooth. Light as a feather.
Weaknesses:Mediocre screen image. Fuzzy, sometimes tiny fonts. Programs could interface better. Audio hard to hear.
Posted Dec 7, 2005 - I had several PDAs - Pocket PC and Palm - with all the bells and whistles, and I got tired of the crashes and the resets and wading through all the extras to get to what I need a PDA to do - Keep me on track.
The Z22 is quite a value. It is so durable I would not hesitate to give it to a high or middle schooler. It looks great, is as light as a feather, fits into the side pockets inside my handbags, and has my dadebook and my contacts. It also comes a number of different programs, including one called Handyshopper that should work pretty well if you are willing to spend the time to set up your shopping lists.
The fonts really could be better, but the overall value of the Z22 more than makes up for this. As well, the datebook, tasks and contacts also could interface better but are perfectly adequate as they are provided you do not need complicated cross data for work functioning, such as sales calls.
When I purchased my Z22, I also bought Palm's lovely, black-leather-and-white-stitching Z22 cover with loop closure that looks like a datebook. I get the feeling Palm really reasearched their market for this.
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