Program Requirements: Device: Handspring Visor 3 K free RAM Are you ever in a meeting, movie theater, or quiet restaurant with your Visor when an alarm goes off? It can be embarrassing when people nearby turn around and stare at you wondering where the sound is coming from. Tech Center Labs has a nifty solution […]
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Jack of All Trays is an expandable lap desk that you can pretty much use anywhere. Made of two sections of anodized aluminum, the lap desk weighs 16 ounces. When collapsed, the 1/4 ” x 8.5″ x 10″ tray is smaller than a pad of notebook paper and can be stored in a briefcase, backpack
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Program Requirements: Device: ZIOGolf v1.1 supports Palm-size PC such as Casio Cassiopeia E-100/105/500/503/507, Compaq Aero 21xx, HP Jornada 420, 430se, ZIOGolf v1.2 supports Pocket PC such as Casio Cassiopeia E-115, HP Jornada 540 Series and Compaq’s Pocket PC will be supported in near future. 2.8meg of memory. ZIOGolf by Ziosoft is a 3D golf game
Vaja is a high quality leather case company located in Argentina. This is a review of their Palm V series belt clip case. This play through case comes in a variety of colors: black alligator w/black leather, brown alligator w/brown leather, blue nubuck w/brown leather, green nubuck w/brown leather, horse leather(w/hair) w/black matt leather, brown
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Are you a Picasso or a Van Gogh wannabe? Or maybe you’re into drawing cartoons like the late great Charles Shultz. If you enjoy doodling, drawing or image editing and you also have a WindowsCE device, then you have to check out the following graphics packages. This is a 5 part review with new package
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Program Requirements: Device: Visor 48 K free RAM The eyemodule from IDEO turns your Handspring Visor into a digital camera that is capable of taking black and white pictures as well as color pictures. The eyemodule is a Springboard module that slides into the Visor’s Springboard slot. When it is in the slot, it is flush with the back
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The count down begins for the Pocket PC. I for one can’t wait to check out the new hardware and updated OS.
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2000-04-02 Read More
LEGO. Just the sound of the word brings happy images of colored bricks, gears and wheels to mind. When I was a kid, I didn’t have LEGO toys. But once I became an adult, I started buying them for myself. There’s something magical, whether you are a child or adult, about sitting on the floor
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Are you the type of person that always has a set of earphones on your head listening to the latest tunes or audio books on your portable CD or cassette player? Well, if you also have a WindowsCE Palm sized PC, you can leave that heavy CD player and book at home! There are now
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Program Requirements: Desktop: Windows 98/95 or NT 4.0 Pentium 100 with 32meg of RAM Bi-directional Parallel Port MP3 players are very popular right now and are great for listening to tunes while you are exercising, walking, biking etc. But what do you do while you’re driving or in the office and don’t want to wear
Program Requirements: Device: Palm Connected Organizers running Palm OS v2.04 and higher. 30 K free RAM The FlashPlug by JKS Technologie of Germany is a plug-in 8meg FLASH memory drive for your Palm Connected Organizer. The FlashPlug is a small module that plugs directly into the PDAs hotsync port. The unit is like having a
I’ve got some really fun reviews coming up. Lego Mindstorms, and an MP3 player that is in a regular cassette tape body. Stay tuned…
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2000-03-15 Read More
The Palm IIIc from 3Com / Palm Computing is their first PDA with a color display. It is also currently the smallest color PDA available. I’ve been waiting a very long time for Palm to come out with a color model so now that it’s here, let’s give it a good going over!
Program Requirements: Device: Palm device running Palm OS 3.0 or later (Palm III, IIIx, V….) 230 K free RAM When I was a kid, I had an ant farm which could hold my attention for hours on end. I would watch in fascination as the ants built tunnels and rooms in the sand. Then when
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The HandiPak from PDA Life is a leather belt pouch for various PDAs. It will fit a PalmPilot, Palm III, Palm IIIx, Palm V, Palm Vx, Palm VII, Symbol SPT1500, and Handspring Visor. It also works great for a Palm V/Vx with the Omnisky modem or regular modem attached. The case is unique in that
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The same folks that have brought you the famous indestructible Titanium Slider cases have a new hardcase for the Palm V series of PDAs. The Palm V Molded Hardcase by Rhinoskin is a case made of 100% Aircraft-Grade brushed Aluminum. I was anxious to get this case and review it as I have been wanting
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Program Requirements: Desktop: Windows 98 or Macintosh OS 8.5.1 or later and a USB port Are you a remote control junkie? You know the type, they have about 243 remotes for their TV, VCR, CD player and refrigerator. Ok, maybe they don’t have a remote for their CD player… 🙂 How about adding another remote
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The Stowaway Portable Keyboard by Think Outside is the coolest accessory I’ve seen so far for the Palm Connected organizer. I’ve gotten quite a few comments when people see it in action. Comments such as “no way!”, “you’ve got to be kidding”, “wow”, and “I want one!” come to mind. What makes this keyboard more special
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Program Requirements: Device: Palm-size PC running WindowsCE 2.0 or later (16meg unit recommended) ~4Meg free RAM Game playing on the color Palm-size PCs seems to be exploding. Don’t get me wrong, I use my Casio E-100 to keep track of my schedule and addresses. But I’m a sucker for a good game! I really like
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Julie’s Gear Diary – 2000-01-21 Read More