Palm has decided to throw a lot at this device, both in terms of software and specifications. So we have both WiFi and Bluetooth - yes, apparently it is possible to get Wi-Fi into a traditional, non-hard drive based palm - something that seemed to be impossible when Riyad reviewed the Tungsten T5. 100MB of memory is available to the user, all of it non-volatile (i.e. you won’t lose any of your installed software or data if the battery runs down completely), the screen can be used in both landscape and portrait modes, and there is plenty of built in software designed to cater for the needs of both professionals and consumers.