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Palm’s Flagship PDA

By Gizmodo Published September 16, 2002, 1:39 pm ET

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InfoSync review of Palm’s new flagship PDA, the m515, which has a 16-bit, 65,000 color screen, 16MB of RAM, and weighs just under five ounces. Amazon has them for just $380.

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