Comments on: Handspring Visor Prism Review http://the-gadgeteer.com/2000/11/14/handspring_visor_prism_review/ Gadget reviews and news by Julie Strietelmeier and friends since 1997 Sun, 08 Nov 2009 06:27:19 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: wesley l. mayo http://the-gadgeteer.com/2000/11/14/handspring_visor_prism_review/comment-page-1/#comment-30156 wesley l. mayo Thu, 05 Feb 2009 17:53:50 +0000 #comment-30156 I have an old Visor. It stopped working and I have important data that I cannot access. What do I do. Wes I have an old Visor. It stopped working and I have important data that
I cannot access. What do I do.
Wes

]]> By: Charlesn http://the-gadgeteer.com/2000/11/14/handspring_visor_prism_review/comment-page-1/#comment-14356 Charlesn Mon, 09 Jun 2003 17:40:50 +0000 #comment-14356 I recently purchased this beautiful case for my T/T and was surprised to find that my one real concern about its design has been addressed by Covertec since Judie's review! My concern, after studying the photos in the review, was that the cover would press against and activate the hard buttons on my T/T when closed. In fact, an otherwise glowing review of this case on another site said this was a real problem--and now Covertec has responded. Look at the second photo down in Judie's review--where you can see the entire case opened flat. What they've done is to insert an elevated, molded ridge in the space between the embossed Covertec name and the top edge of the cover. (In fact, I think they've moved the Covertec name down a bit in this latest production run, to allow a bit more space for the ridge.) When you close the cover, that ridge now rests on the flat metal area just below the hard buttons, elevating the cover just enough to prevent the buttons from being activated, even with a vigorous push. But the fit is so perfect, you would never even know the ridge is there. Bravo, Covertec! If you've been searching for a truly luxurious, top-quality case that offers protection without compromising the sleek and gorgeous industrial design of your T/T, then look no further and buy a Covertec today! It's truly brilliant, and a downright bargain, to boot! I recently purchased this beautiful case for my T/T and was surprised to find that my one real concern about its design has been addressed by Covertec since Judie’s review!

My concern, after studying the photos in the review, was that the cover would press against and activate the hard buttons on my T/T when closed. In fact, an otherwise glowing review of this case on another site said this was a real problem–and now Covertec has responded.

Look at the second photo down in Judie’s review–where you can see the entire case opened flat. What they’ve done is to insert an elevated, molded ridge in the space between the embossed Covertec name and the top edge of the cover. (In fact, I think they’ve moved the Covertec name down a bit in this latest production run, to allow a bit more space for the ridge.) When you close the cover, that ridge now rests on the flat metal area just below the hard buttons, elevating the cover just enough to prevent the buttons from being activated, even with a vigorous push. But the fit is so perfect, you would never even know the ridge is there. Bravo, Covertec!

If you’ve been searching for a truly luxurious, top-quality case that offers protection without compromising the sleek and gorgeous industrial design of your T/T, then look no further and buy a Covertec today! It’s truly brilliant, and a downright bargain, to boot!

]]> By: LeoB http://the-gadgeteer.com/2000/11/14/handspring_visor_prism_review/comment-page-1/#comment-14355 LeoB Fri, 21 Mar 2003 13:55:05 +0000 #comment-14355 I had ordered a Covertec for my T|T based on another review that I read, and was really glad to see this positive review. When I got it the other day, it was perfect. Slim, functional, AND able to hotsync in the case -- everything I wanted. Great case. Cheers, Leo I had ordered a Covertec for my T|T based on another review that I read, and was really glad to see this positive review. When I got it the other day, it was perfect. Slim, functional, AND able to hotsync in the case — everything I wanted.

Great case.

Cheers,
Leo

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