[Don Joe]

Unless your PC came with a monitor and keyboard, you got took.

I don't know about you, but me, after 6 or 8 hours with a tiny stylus and wince-hole "screen" Vs. a monitor and keyboard, well, let's just say that there's a reason for the existance of the phrase "no brainer".

But don't mind me, I'm an old fossil. Go ahead, issue Palms to your secretaries, data entry clerks, and just for s&ggls, your programmers. Oh, and none of that "develop on the desktop and port to the palm" stuff, that's for sissies. Since the Palm is so far superior to a KB/Display machine, I'm sure they won't mind coding on one, right?

OBTW, that "as little as" jibe WRT RAM -- poor form, tsk tsk. Are you a Palm salesman?

[twocents]

OBTW, that "as little as" jibe WRT RAM -- poor form, tsk tsk. Are you a Palm salesman?

Well, that's because the original IBM PC came with a variable amount of memory.

Plus, who ever typed anything about using a palm pilot to replace a desktop? The palm pilot is a tool, like a pencil or your brain (and like all tools, you should use them if you got 'em).

BTW, "Don," can you keep easily carry your original 500 pound IBM PC with you? (including keyboard and monitor)?