As a heavy PalmOS user I think you are heavily overstimating what you'll find in a real PalmOS device. But I know that curiosity feeling so I'll shut up...


The problem with the Pre 3 is that due to the strange screen resolution cannot run Classic, while the Pre 2 has no problems doing it, and of course the Pre1 came with it.

Search around in this forum for the issue about resistive/capacitive screens. After about 15 years of capacitive screens I still keep the same opinion that resistive screens are just better. They work with cheap and small stylus out of the box, precision is orders of magnitude better (specially compared with even expensive capacitive stylus), and there is no issue whatsoever regarding unintended touches in the center or at the borders of the screen.

I was pointing it out because with PalmOS as it is (designed for stylus), it is a really bad experience on a capacitive screen.