Desktop Computer Review: Palm - Flash memory - PalmPak Travel Card: Worldwide Cities

Palm's Worldcities is competing with a host of free up-to-date and easy to read information available in all airport arrivals lounges - and frankly, it performs poorly, I returned the product after just two days of navigating in NYC.
Palm's CitySync maps are low resolution and difficult to read on the Palm's screen - most cities have excellent foldout maps available for just a few dollars.For what's on and where to eat, 'TimeOut' or the equivalent weekly what's on magazine has got all the up-to-date info on where to eat and party, and CitySync's tourist info is a poor rendition on Lonely Planets excellent printed city guides.
The World Cities card does come bundled with some more or less useful software, including a trial version of the award-winning City Time global time application.
Clonclsusion: Spend the purchase price on local maps, what's on guides, and treat yourself to dinner and a few beers with the change.

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Product Description:
Enjoy 20 of the world's most popular cities with the help of seven invaluable travel applications assisting you with destination information, language and currency differences, time zone changes, and more.
The PalmPak Travel Card: Worldwide Cities contains Lonely Planet CitySync guides for: Amsterdam, Bangkok, Boston, Chicago, Dublin, Edinburgh, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Las Vegas, London, Los Angeles, New Orleans, New York City, Paris, Rome, San Francisco, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, and Washington D.C.
Software includes: Lonely Planet CitySync guides, CityTime world clock, Small Talk phrase guide, WorldMate Lite, Time Traveler Lite: Time Book, Time Traveler Lite: Time Travel, and Time Traveler Lite: Time Place.