I remember when I was a newbie to PDA's. I first read about them in a PC magazine. I did a little research and read a few reviews of different PDAs. I had about 400 hundred bucks to spend, so I could not buy anything higher than that. This was before PPC 2002, so my choices were slim. I could not afford a 530 dollar IPaq, and all the reviews I read never mentioned the Casio devices (they were lousy magazine reviews). So I bought a Jornada 525 for 350 bucks from staples. I had it for 1 day and the sync cable broke! So I returned it for a new one. After about a week, I was not impressed at all with the 256 color screen, and they had the Jornada 548 for only a 100 bucks more. But that would have cost 450 bucks, and I did not have that much. When I went back to staples I saw all of the cool games packs for Palm, and I almost returned my Jornada for a color Palm!! Luckly a man who turned out to be a true savior to me, who worked at staples, swayed me from buying a Palm. I ended up finding a deal for a brand new Jornada 547 with a Stowaway keyboard and a USB power cradle for $398.99 at Costco! I emediatly returned my Jornada 525 at staples for cash and bought the Jornada 547 at Costco. Several months later when I became more educated about PPCs I realized how limited my Jornada 547 was. But its way better than a Palm, and I thank the gods of PDAs for that wise man at Staples who did not deliver me into the hands of the evil Palm! Die Palm, Die!!
