Palm Zire 72 Handheld

You've probably seen some of the photos I took using my PalmOne Zire 71 Handheld, and those looked pretty decent considering that the built-in camera has a resolution of only 0.3 megapixels. (Sample Zire 71 photos: When Chino Met Gela, Rock Water Fountain Relaxes, Pretty Ali)

Well, guess what? There's a Zire that comes with a built-in 1.2 Megapixel camera! That's the PalmOne Zire 72 Handheld. Imagine what wonderful pictures you can take anytime, anywhere with four times the resolution of the Zire 71.

For anyone who's ever said the words "work hard, play hard," your handheld has arrived. Meet the Zire™ 72 handheld. With a built-in camera and MP3 software, it's everything you need for work and play.

Take photos. Capture video. Watch your clips and then e-mail them to a friend.

Your MP3 playlists? Carry the tunes with you and listen in stereo sound.

Of course when it comes to productivity, the Zire 72 handheld is all business. Create and edit Word- and Excel-compatible files. Synchronize with Outlook and get organized right out of the box. Even share files, and get wireless email and Internet access with built-in Bluetooth (Requires a compatible Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone and an ISP, both sold separately).

All on a brilliant, 320x320 color screen that's easy on the eyes. Hey, when you have it all, life looks pretty good.

PalmOne Zire 72 Handheld Features/Benefits:

Instantly capture photos and video clips
Listen to MP3s (expansion card required, sold separately)
View photos on your High-resolution, 320 x 320 color screen
Create and edit Word and Excel compatible files
Synchronize with Outlook (Windows only)
Built-in Bluetooth 32MB (24.7MB actual storage capacity)
Memory Expansion slot
High-performance ARM processor

NOTE: Requires a compatible Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone and an ISP, both sold separately.

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[ First posted on 05/25/2004 by Manuel Viloria ]