Fun Stuff for Palm Tungsten E2 Owners

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Excerpt from PC Pro review:

The E2 offers a number of other benefits too. It slips easily into a pocket and, even when placed in the faux-leather flip cover, it's slim. In day-to-day use, it also fares better than most Pocket PCs for battery life, allowing over eight hours' continuous use with the backlight set to medium, even with Bluetooth switched on. What's more, it doesn't leak charge as quickly as a Pocket PC, with palmOne claiming it can last for eight days of normal use. The use of flash memory means you'll never have to worry about losing data or settings either. Plug it back in after two years, and everything will be just as you left it.

The 32MB of RAM doesn't sound much, especially as just 26MB is available to users, but due to the compactness of Palm OS programs (and the different way they use memory when they run) you'll still be able to include plenty of apps. It's just music and photos that will need to be stored on an SD card. With 1GB cards now costing less than £50, and an 18-hour battery life when playing music, the E2 has decent claims as an MP3 player, but the RealPlayer front end is starting to look old now, and we found volume adjustment to be fiddly.

However, the ease with which you can browse the Internet and access POP3 email on the move makes the Tungsten E an excellent partner for a Bluetooth phone. With a low price that even Dell's X30 can't match, the Tungsten E2 is an obvious choice for PDA buyers on a budget!