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Question: Is this Palm TX handheld compatible with Windows 8
Document: This is a great device. Since I use an Apple Macintosh, I have never tried Windows CE or Windows Mobile devices because I need a handheld that will optimally compatible with my Mac. This one has it all...WiFi, Bluetooth, sync via USB, 128 MB built in memory, a pretty fast processor, the very intuitive Palm OS and some very useful software out of the box.
Palm Desktop 6.2.2 and Hot Sync Manager 7.0.2 with Windows 8.1 PRO Bluetooth work FLAWLESSLY with my cherished PALM TX on my ASUS P8Z77-V Premium desktop machine! Go to the HP Legacy site to download the single package containing Palm Desktop and Hot Sync Manager. They installed effortlessly on Windows 8.1 PRO with Media Center 64 bit. The desktop looks great on an ASUS PA248 monitor driven by an EVGA 660ti graphics card.
My last Palm product, a Tungsten E, was not compatible with my new computer,  so I had to go shopping for a new handheld organizer. I didn't want a unit that is tied in to my phone, but I did want to be able to browse the internet. The TX fits that bill perfectly. Amazon also had by far the best price on this product.Only two things have really taken some getting used to after having my previous palm.
My Tungsten T5 froze for some unknown reason and could not be resuscitated.Bought the TX because it was very simialr to the T5 and affordable. Was concerned about Palm quality, but after reading many reviews about Windows products, and looking at the differential in cost, stuck with the TX.Transition was almost seamless with software (as opposed to when I transitioned to the T5). USB connections, software, all compatible. The integrated Wi-Fi is a definite plus.
The Palm TX is not compatible with Windows XP Media and when I upgrade to Vista? Forget it. Seems like all I can do is use the calendar function, essentially. The 'flip cover' is ridiculous. What was I thinking? I miss my IPAQ! That came with a sturdy case, a charger/sync cradle and lots of extra applications. It also came w/an SD card. I'll keep messing with the TX to try to get some wireless connectivity but it doesn't look promising.
First, when will Palm learn that Mac users would like a compatible PDA? Instead of chasing us, Palm decides to all but shun the Mac crowd in the hopes that they can compete with Windows mobile devices. Sigh...That said, the TX is a  pretty cool machine, although the first one I got developed touch screen issues within three days. The replacement has developed similar problems but not as severe as the first (Amazon was great about replacement).
In shopping for the best handheld device with the greatest potential for programming, scheduling, and Wi-Fi IMing/emailing, you should be asking yourself why you don't own an iPod Touch instead. Palm's are attractive and the brand is popular, but the device itself is one-eighth of the machine of an iPod Touch. You don't need to shell out the dough for a new phone or $300 organizer. The iPod retails around $200 to $300 depending on memory (8 GB versus 16 GB).
It took a little getting used to as I had a dell axim before. But once it was up and running I must say I prefer the Palm to the Microsoft windows platform. The only problems was that my ebooks were not compatible, that wasn't a problem for long as there is a handy ebook format conversion program free on the net..just do a search for it. The built in wifi is very handy too and you can turn it off with ease.
I am a week into my new Palm and I love it. This is the first handheld device that I have purchased, so I had no upgrade issues that many of the other reviewers commented on. First sync with Outlook worked smoothly. I had a few issues with Palm not seeing computer, but unplugging and replugging sync cord into Palm usually solved the problem.I have downloaded Office files, and the Document software works smoothly. Music downloads from Windows Media Player are also very easy to master.
This product is not compatible with windows 7! When doing an online search to see if I could find some sort of patch for this problem ...well there simply isn't.
Answer: No, This is a PDA. Several generations behind today's current technology.