Attempting to claim the mid-range market, Palm has introduced the m125. Although the m125 looks very similar to the m105 and the m100 there are many discernable differences. For one it sports the same universal connector and processing chip as the m500 models (Motorola DragonBall VZ MC68VZ328 33 MHz). The universal connector will let you plug-in accessories such as the digital camera and newer model keyboards.

With two AAA batteries the Palm m125 will run for approximately two months. An updated operating system (Palm OS 4.0)  and a faster (Motorola) processing chip will allow for faster search speeds (especially noticeable for large databases) and the speed at which you can play games.

The nicest feature with the m125 model is the amount of software included with purchase. You will be able to access Word, Excel, and Powerpoint documents with DataViz Documents To Go Standard Edition 3.0 and organize your day-to-day life with Palm's easy-to-use date book, address book, and note pad. Also you can install an e-mail application if you choose to go online through your cell phone. (Includes a bevy of other programs as well).

The most welcomed addition to the mid-range line by Palm is the expansion slot. The expansion slot will allow you to save vast amounts of data and it increases the versatility of this handheld.

The biggest advantage of buying the Palm m125 and any Palm product in general is the extensive online support you can receive through their comprehensive database (Official site, which includes many downloadable programs). Also, 1 year warranty doesn't hurt either.