Palm class action lawsuit - replace your defective m* PDA

[d_jedi]

If you're an owner of a Palm m100, m105, or m125 and you purchased it between the dates of June 1, 1999 and May 4, 2005 (ie. don't bother searching [rfdlink=http://forums.redflagdeals.com/autolink/redirectpage.php?linkid=78]ebay[/rfdlink] for a "cheap" PDA), you are eligible to receive a replacement if your device loses data when replacing the batteries, according to Palm's instructions (ie. you remove the batteries - and your information is lost.. you have no chance to replace them before data loss), if the unit is otherwise functional.

See:
[url]http://www.taylorsettlement.com/[/url]

Unfortunately, this settlement only applies to Americans..
Any lawyer-types know how/if this can be extended to Canada?

[d_jedi]

bump.

[Fantaz]

I think I've got an old Palm m100 lying around somewhere? Does that mean I can send it in and get a better one?

[hagbard]

Have a 105 that actually lost date a few times, figured it was "normal". Has some other issues too. Luckily, hardly ever used it. Would be nice to know if we can benefit from this.

[d_jedi]

[QUOTE=Fantaz]I think I've got an old Palm m100 lying around somewhere? Does that mean I can send it in and get a better one?[/QUOTE]
If it exhibits the problem as described above (ie. remove the batteries, instant data loss), and is otherwise functional, then yes.. you can get a replacement (might not be a better one - but they don't make m100s anymore.. ).. that is, if you lived in the United States..