Palm IIIe Excellent Condition $30 shipped USA $35 Anywhere

[Clocker]

My old PDA that I rarely used. This thing is in excellent condition and has been collecting dust for about two years now since my work would not let me load the required software to use it.

I will sell for price(s) in subject or will trade for interesting things.

C

 

[blakerwry]

I assume it comes w/ cradle, manula, and everything?

 

[blakerwry]

I assume it comes w/ cradle, <strike>manula</strike> manual, and everything?

 

[Clocker]

I should be able to find the cradle, not 100% sure about the box and manual but I probably have it here somewhere....

C

 

[Clocker]

Are you serious about buying? I'm kind of tight on time these days and don't want to waste time looking for the stuff unless you are a serious buyer....

Thanks,
C

 

[Howell]

Are you serious about buying? I'm kind of tight on time these days and don't want to waste time looking for the stuff unless you are a serious buyer....

Thanks,
C

Clocker, my Palm died after sitting a year with dead batteries. The internal battery died. Would take $100 for Palm to fix it.

 

[Clocker]

Howell-
What are you getting at? :?:

C

 

[honold]

clocker, could you please disassemble the unit and list all the manufacturers of the internal components?

thanks

 

[blakerwry]

That was going to be my next question, does it use internal or external batteries... aparently internal. I'm not really interested then. (And I was a serious buyer)

 

[Fushigi]

That was going to be my next question, does it use internal or external batteries... aparently internal. I'm not really interested then. (And I was a serious buyer)

According to the manual, all III series Palms use 2 AAA batteries. In my old IIIx a pair would last about 10 weeks. That's what I had until I replaced it with my Treo. I haven't junked the IIIx, but the screen is fairly worn so I don't think it'd be good to sell it off. I do have the Palm/Targus folding keyboard; it should work with any III series, and I think the VII series, Palms. If anyone is interested, I'll offer it up.

- Fushigi

 

[Clocker]

Yes it uses two disposable batteries...AAA I believe.

C

 

[Howell]

Howell-
What are you getting at? :?:

C

Nevermind. You know your business.

 

[blakerwry]

So what's this about an internal battery? like a CMOS style battery?

 

[Howell]

So what's this about an internal battery? like a CMOS style battery?

Correct.

 

[blakerwry]

clocker, how has the unit been stored? has it had good batteries left in it during the unused period or were they dead/taken out?

 

[Clocker]

I've kept good batteries in it because I didn't want to lose the data I've had on it until now that I have decided to get rid of it. It has just been in my desk drawer here doin' nothing. I replaced the batteries as needed but that was not very often because I didn't turn it on for long periods of time.

It works fine. I was just playing with it a bit...I'm amazed at how much better this unit is with respect to battery life when compared with my wife's handspring visor.

C

 

[blakerwry]

Do you have any accessories for it like a case, charger, modem, etc?

 

[Clocker]

No.

 

[Clocker]

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