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The Palm V was a personal digital assistant made by the Palm Computing division of 3Com. While functionally similar to the predecessor Palm III series of PDAs, it distinguished itself by its sleek design and anodized aluminum finish. The Palm V's design was created by industrial design firm IDEO. The Palm V series was succeeded by the Palm m500 series.
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PalmPilot
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Palm III
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Palm V
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V
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Palm VII
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Palm III
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Palm V
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Palm VII
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m100
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m500
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i700
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Tungsten
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Zire
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Tungsten
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Zire
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LifeDrive
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Treo
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| Italics indicate that a device has been discontinued. Devices are organized by the company's current name at time of product release; several devices were also sold under subsequent corporate identities. |
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