PalmOne Zire 72 Repair

The PalmOne Zire 72 was introduced in 2004 as the successor to Palm's first PDA, the Zire 71. The Zire 72 has 24 MB of storage as opposed to the Zire 71's 13 MB, as well as an added video taking capability, an improvement from .3 to 1.2 megapixels for the camera quality, Bluetooth capability, and a 312 MHz processor. The Zire 72 has a touch screen and a 5-way navigation button.

The PalmOne Zire 72 is easily distinguishable from the Zire 71; whereas the 71 can be slid open to reveal its camera, the 72 has its camera attached directly in back. The 72 also has its name, "Zire 72," printed across the top of the device.

• 950mAh rechargeable Lithium Ion

• Touchscreen
• 5-way navigation button

• Palm OS v5.2

• 136 grams / 4.8 oz.

• 117.00 (x) × 75.00 (y) x 17.00 (z) mm
• 4.6 (x) × 2.95 (y) × 0.67 (z) inches

• Bluetooth, 3.5mm Headset jack

• 320×320 TFT
• 102,400 pixels
• 16 Bit color

• 320x240 resolution
• microphone for audio capture

• 1.2 megapixel

• 32 MB, Up to 32GB SD card expandable

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• PCworld's article on the Zire 72
• CNET review of the PalmOne Zire 72
• Palminfocenter.com's review of the Zire 72
• eHow's Zire 72 disassembly instructions