Yeah, I don't understand that criticism of PDAs. PDAs were extremely popular for a time (until they were obsoleted by ubiquitous cell phones). Palm sold somethi

Yeah, I don't understand that criticism of PDAs. PDAs were extremely popular for a time (until they were obsoleted by ubiquitous cell phones). Palm sold something like 30 million pilots. They were highly useful, incredibly desirable, and thus very popular. Were most of those 30 million palm pilot owners syncing them to their computers regularly? I doubt it. The PDA was like a notebook that you could take anywhere and was searchable with an enormous capacity compared to a typical paper notebook. It replaced "little black books", pocket organizers, pocket calendars, and pocket notebooks and did a pretty good job of it.