http://www.macnn.com/articles/02/03/14/tech.news:/
Tech news: Palm still on top
updated 08:05 pm EST, Thu March 14, 2002
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c|net notes that handheld software sales tripled in 2001, following a sharp decline in the inflated prices of the previous year. The average price of a handheld application dropped from over $40 to $30 or less -- a shift in a trend that could have led to software titles costing nearly 1/4 of the original price paid for a handheld device. The Personal Technology article also notes that Palm Computing continues to dominate the handheld market with 97% of all handheld applications sold in 2001 being designed for the Palm OS.
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eWeek...
eWeek would have led me to believe that Palm was dead and Windows CE had taken over completely. No surprise - lots of two-page Microsoft ads. They pointed out that a Congressman costs the Bells $14,000 on average - well, eWeek's editorial bias costs a bit more, it seems...but still is up for sale (IMHO)!