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The colorful Palm IIIc (continued)
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Now you can have calculating power in color, with powerOne.
Conclusion
That about does it for our introductory coverage of the Palm IIIc. You can bet you'll see more color applications for the Palm IIIc. How compelling those applications are will probably determine how many people shell out the extra bucks for the Palm IIIc.
Palm claims that their primary design goal for the Palm IIIc was readability and that the color screen was just a happy byproduct. There's no question the screen is easier to see, but there are some minor annoyances that may bother you. So be sure to actually look at a Palm IIIc for a little while before you actually spend your money.
Overall, we're pretty darned impressed and you can bet there will be some PalmPower editors sporting Palm IIIc's pretty soon!
Contributing Editor Chris Phillips is a Senior Project Manager for UMB Bank and a member of the Kansas City Palm Users Group (at http://www.interpug.com/kcpug). Comments can be sent to chrisof4@hotmail.com.
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