Designed to be attractive to first-time users, the unit lacked frills such as an external memory slot, but had the capability of trickle-charging through the USB interface when connected to a PC (so the wall-socket charger could be left at home), and the meant that the unit did not lose data even if the battery power ran out.
In addition to touchscreen interface, there were physical and silkscreen buttons that could be used to activate programs or functions. On the silkscreen there were eight buttons: four large icons and four on the edges of the silkscreen writing area. The large icons activated the following functions by default: "home" (House Icon) took the user to the home applications menu, "menu" (pulldown icon) activated the pulldown menu, (the two arrows icon) connected the computer and the Palm Pilot and syncked information between the two.
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