📝 Electronic Organizer: Memo Master Review

Product as described. But I had to put a battery in it. He didn't have any. I don't know if it should have been or not. Never spoken. A little surprised by that.

I thought I'd get an organizer I need. When I received it I turned it on to use it. What I found were streaky lines on the display. I couldn't read the display. I sent it back immediately and will never buy it again.

I have to say this as a summary but I'm saying it now because it's the most important thing in my mind. I'm glad I only paid $22.49 for this organizer. This thing looks like it was made 15 or 20 years ago when LCDs were all the rage. It may have been built later, but the design is pre-2K, maybe even pre-1990. The design itself is pretty reliable, it's just an archaic design. Data entry takes the longest and is very clumsy, sometimes requiring you to press two keys at the same time. I have big…

I thought I'd get an organizer that I could use. When I received it I turned it on to use it. What I found were streaky lines on the display. I couldn't read the display. I sent it back immediately and will never buy it again.

A convenient source of information that fits in your pocket. I really like these PDAs. No, these aren't computers yet, but if you need convenience, you should buy it. Sharp knows how to make them and this is a good model. It takes a bit of getting used to, but once you get the hang of it, the information is available in an easy-to-use format.

I have to say that as a final word, but I'm saying it now because it's the main thing on my mind. I'm glad I only paid $22.49 for this organizer. This thing looks like it was made 15 or 20 years ago when LCDs were all the rage. It may have been built later, but the design is pre-2K, maybe even pre-1990. The design itself is pretty reliable, it's just an archaic design. Data entry takes the longest and is very clumsy, sometimes requiring you to press two keys at the same time. I have big fingers