The Palm also has a place for you to keep your expense account , so you can make the notes on the cost of gasoline or lunch at the moment the bill comes instead of carrying around scrap pieces of paper for days. Someone actually asked me this week what the square footage of an acre was. I gave him the answer. There's also a standard calculator and a scientific calculator, which I admit I've found little use for. The Palm is not all business, however.
Electronic solitaire is a feature.
And the same guy who hasn't fixed his kitchen sink instead sits around dropping electronic depth charges on passing submarines. None of this is particularly difficult to master. And I like the format. It's very easy to use. Bliss has a Palm III, one of the early models, and admits he' s looking at a Palm V because of its additional memory.