I have the Motorola Q. I had the Palm 600 and got fed up with Palm. I like the Q. I haven't had the power problem. It does the blue tooth, but don't think it supports supra yet. For the most part I like it, just taking some getting used to Windows mobile versus palm.

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My associate can access the local mls from her motorola q.

I have the Palm Treo 650 that I got when it was new to Verizon. About 5 months later the 700's came out. I absolutely love it!!! Yesterday I just got the new supra e-key for it. It's neat. I got the Professional version which is about $25 a month. $14 more than the display key key pad. The benefits are that I can see all the listings in the mls and it's local to the phone. I will be getting/giving feedback on my listings/ones that I've shown automatically on the phone. When I sync the phone on my laptop -- I get any new listings/roster info as well as send/receive any feedback that I've given/been given by other agents. I don't need/have the data package as I don't really need to get my e-mails all the time and/or surf the web on the small screen.

Additionally on the phone I recently got the Tom Tom GPS for it. It comes with a GPS receiver that wirelessly connects to the phone and it locates me and find destinations anywhere in the US and Canada. The cost on that was $270 plus I'm getting a rebate of $100 back on it.

All in all ... for the cost make sure that you are going to be using the features on the 700 before you pay for it. You can get the 650 which has most of the features -- the main difference is the quicker internet connection -- you can get bursts of up to 2 meg online. Again, if you aren't using the internet ... the benefits are more limited ove r the 650.

Good luck!

I think motorola q is good too.
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