Review

Although the product is good but the case is not very slim.When we put battery in outer cover it hardly fits in it and u might damage the camera inside. For safety point of view it is good; properly cushioned. I give 4 star to this product.

Clie SJ22

THe Clie is a nice piece of kit, and had it not been for the Pocket PC revolution with Microsoft providing the OS, it would have been brilliant. But, bearing in mind the similarity in price between this and, for example, the low-end iPaqs, It doesn't really shine. THe Palm OS is OK but quirky compared to MS stuff. The basic package comes with a few apps, but nothing to compare with the PocketPC stuff. So it's necessary to buy something like DocumentsToGo for Office compatibility, another £40.

To sum up, my Clie will sit on the shelf with the other gadgets while I use a new PocketPC for everything else.

Great for a student on a budget

I am 15 and so don't have that much money and so however much I love the more expensive clie's I went with this and it meant I didn't have to save that long. I use it to store phone numbers, to do's, and lots of essays and coursework. I also got a 8MB memory card to back all this important info (this is so easy with the backup software). With this being a palm device you can go to many sites and download games and apps, like I downloaded a periodic table, and a few games. Documents to go is brilliant, I can take down notes and write essays with ease, I just wish that it had a spell checker, as I have to sync it with my pc to spell check, although I can see that this would take up a lot of room on the relatively small memory. I would recommend getting rechargeable Nickel cadium batteries as they last 10 time more than normal Nickel metal hydride ones.

Need a steady hand..

I totally wore out the grafitti area of my original Palm Pilot Pro, so when I moved on a Casio E15 I bought a pack of WriteRight covers which paid for themselves time and again. When I bought my SL10, I eventually got hold of a PEGA-SP70 and attempted to install it.

I found it difficult to peel back the protective sheet, and managed to get an air bubble under it. Whereas the WriteRights will peel back to let you remove these, I found that once the PEGA-SP70 was down it was very difficult to remove, and I spent 10 minutes trying to carefully remove it without damaging the screen.

At that price for a single sheet I wouldn't want to recommend it unless you have a very steady hand and especially don't eat biscuits while installing ! I'd suggest the Sony keyboard instead.

Sony Clié Audio Adaptor for T Series - PEG-ASA10

This little gadget is amazing, it gives you the ability to transform your Sony Clié into an MP3 player. By recording MP3 files onto a memory stick and then inserting this into the Clié allows you to listen to the recorded files (with amazing sound quality). Although it is priced fairly high. It is well worth the price.

product support really bad

the support for this product is really bad. the online pages are ambiguous, and the telephone support is a mass of numbers, that can't even connect you. You will spend hours writing down the number of the next person in the chain who won't be able to help you.
i won't be buying anything from sony ever again.

A Must have item for gadget boys and serious users alike

The sheer beauty of the clie is impressive. Sleek, silver and powerful. Now the most impressive PDA on the block has an outstanding peripheral to help make the most of it. Slotting neatly into the memory card slot it makes a subtle, yet somehow aggressively dominant aesthetic statement.
The rotating head allows photos to be taken from any angle and makes it easy to get that all important and always difficult self portrait. The cost is very reasonable. It is affordable to anybody who can actually afford the PDA itself. The high res photos produced can be saved on the card of the camera which lets you save all important local space for the important matters of downloaded palm pool etc.
If this doesn't give you satisfacdtion then you should give your clie to someone who deserves it!

Gadget lover's dream device.

I bought this as a Christmas present for my wife and I'm really glad that I did because I've finally escaped the dubious honour of being the world's worst present buyer (how was I to know that she hated jigsaws that much!). Anyway, she loves her Clie and it goes everywhere with her and gets plenty of use, it's also a great piece of kit for impressing people with.
If you're thinking of buying this for yourself [or as a present!] I would strongly advise you to buy a bigger memory stick [or two]. My wife wanted to use it as an mp3 player for the train but you'll need at least a 64mb memory stick to get enough tracks on for the journey, so this is a worthwhile investment. Also, I would seriously suggest that you buy a bluetooth adapter for your laptop or PC, this PDA comes into its own once you have the bluetooth running, you can send and receive email on it from the sofa with the computer running in the office, and if you have a bluetooth mobile you can get online with it anywhere.

Otherwise, it's a great bit of kit, easy to use, seriously desirable, beautifully made and has a thousand different uses. Just lovely, and I mean lovely.

Clie T425 Fantastic

I have just bought a Sony Clie T425 - and all I can say its fantastic, the screen is much better than the old green screen palms of old ( like the palm pilot pro ) and the grey scale screen is really clear, and looks great in its high res 320x320.
A colour clie would be better - but for a black and white model the PEG-T425 is fantastic.

Quality

After looking at other PDA's the Sony Peg-S300 is by far the best built and oozes quality. With the Palm operating system this gives an unbeatable combination.
It is very easy to use, slim and lightweight. The memory stick being interchangeable between other Sony products will give great versatility.
This is format for the future.

Good - Not Excellent

As an owner of both an Ipaq H2210 and a UX50, I personally think that the H2210 is superior (Although I understand most of you will disagree with me)
Note that the H2210 is also exactly half the price of the UX50.

The UX50 has a great design, and in general has good performance. It also has a great display, where 'white' really is 'white' and the resolution is high.
There are however many flaws which make me dislike it as a PDA.

Firstly, It has a very slow processor, and to be honest - games really aren't that good on it. I compared 'Warfare Incorporated' on the UX50 and the H2210. It was about ten times smoother on the H2210.

Trying to get its built in Bluetooth to talk to Bluetooth-enabled phones is like trying to draw blood from a stone and, as someone else mentioned, the integrated wireless lan is already outdated.
I feel a strong sense of limitation when using the UX50. It only accepts Sony Memory sticks, which are too expensive for my liking. For the same price as a 128MB Memory Stick, I can buy a 256MB Compact Flash card AND a 128Mb MMC card (for my H2210) I'd much prefer it if it accepted Compact Flash cards, like other Sony Cliés.

The camera is very poor; the camera on my SharpGX20 Mobile phone is superior. There's no point in integrating a camera, if it's useless. The add-on cameras for my H2210 are also superior, in both resolution and quality. Even as a 'toy camera,' it's simply not good enough.

I'm not saying it's a terrible device, I'm just warning people that if you're looking for a Multimedia PDA - DON'T go for the Sony UX50. The UX50 is more of an organiser. If you want to use your PDA for entertainment purposes, look elsewhere.

Excellent Equipment!!!!

A pleasant day to you, I must say that your products are excellent I mean in use and products. But, ut I really need is an cradle for my clie because some one stole mine, so now I'm in a jam and need to use my clie because I have very important info stored in my clie.I must say again that I please with your products I can also hope the service is as excellent as the products.

Thank You
Ms. Sandy Lawrence