Product Requirements: Device: Any touch screen device If you are ready for something different and a bit more customized for your PDA stylus, maybe you should take a look at what James Lambert is creating at Woodpens.com. Realizing that many people are not satisfied with using a thin stock stylus, James has created a distinctive […]
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm V/Vx Sometimes reviewing the same types of products over and over can get a little boring. Then something new and different comes along to snap me out of my reviewer’s funk. Personality Packs from Parallel Design is just such a product. Personality Packs consist of a clip-on screen cover and a stylus
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm OS Version 3.0 or later 160 K free RAM Desktop: Windows, Mac, Linux, or Amiga What is the main reason that people buy PDAs? To keep track of their addresses? Appointments? Tasks? Ummmm, yeah right… No, the main reason of course is to play games! Ok, maybe not everyone buys a
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Product Requirements: Device: Hewlett Packard 540 Series Jornada Pocket PC Well, once again E&B has come out with a stylish answer for those of us that don’t want to carry our PDA’s without the protection of a leather case. This particular model is for the Jornada 540 series. As with their other Slipper cases; this
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I’m a musician & PDA user. I make my living in music & depend on PDA’s for all aspects of my business. I’ve used handheld devices for over 10 years now, starting with a lowly Casio BOSS. I used the BOSS to keep my schedule & contacts at the time. I probably went through three
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Product Requirements: Device: Any touch screen PDA While many of you may be satisfied with using “pen-based” styli, there are evidently quite a number of people out there that are interested in “wearing” their stylus on their fingertip. I am going to look at the offerings of three different companies today, and after telling you
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Product Requirements: Device: Pocket PC ARM = 220K MIPS = 247K SH3 = 204K (This does not include the listings) Desktop: Windows ME, 98, 95 or NT 4.0 If you enjoy watching TV as much as I do, you’re going to love Pocket TV Listings for the Pocket PC. PTVL is a portable electronic TV
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Product Requirements: Device: Any Palm OS 3.x or later device 250 K free RAM Desktop: Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT/2000, 5MB of free hard disk space, HotSync 3.0 or newer, Microsoft Excel 5.0, 95, 97, 2000 Many of us have already discovered that Quicksheet, by Cutting Edge Software (whom I will refer to as CES in this
Product Requirements: Device: Palm III series, Palm VII series, and Palm V series I’m sure you’ve heard the term “wearable computers”…? Often people wear their PDAs on their waist in a belt case. For me, that is the most comfortable and convenient method. But, some people want to wear their PDAs around their neck. This
Product Requirements: Desktop: 486 MHz PC or higher (Windows 98, Windows ME or Windows 2000) Apple Macintosh compatible computer with PowerPC processor (Mac OS 8.1 or later) CD-rom Handspring’s much anticipated color device is now available. The aptly named Visor Prism has a 16bit LCD screen capable of displaying over 65,000 colors and the fastest
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Product Requirements: Device: All Palm PDAs, All Handspring Visor PDAs, Sony Clie, HP Jornada 540 series, & perhaps others… The Targus Leather Belt Case is a rich chocolate brown leather pouch, with a rotating leather covered metal clip on its backside for attaching to your belt or pocket. Contrasting gold stitching adds to the finished
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Product Requirements: Device: Windows Powered Palm-size PCs or Pocket PCs 1MB free RAM Pow Wow from ZIOSoft is a shoot-em up game for the Palm-size PC or Pocket PC. In this game, you use your stylus as a gun to shoot / tap the targets. Pow Wow has 10 different themes. Each theme can have
Product Requirements: Device: Almost any PDA, such as: All Palm Models, All Handspring Visor Models, Sony Clie, HP Jornada P/PCs, Casio E-series P/PCs, Everex Freestyle, iPAQ, Phillips Nino, etc. The Brenthaven Padded PDA Case is made of military grade black ballistic nylon, with a zipper going around three of its sides, and it opens similar
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm III, IIIe, IIIx, IIIxe, VII, VIIx, TRG Pro, IBM WorkPad c5 Do you tire of changing the AAA batteries in your alkaline powered Palm device every couple of weeks and feel guilty when you have to throw them away? If so, you will be interested in checking out FullCharge from eXtend
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Product Requirements: Device: Any touch screen device The Rotring 600 Trio-Pen, available from Stylus Central, could almost be described as a substitute weapon – it actually resembles a self-defense tool that I was given as a gift years ago. It has the heft, and the shape of an eyeball poker! J This Rotring is actually
Product Requirements: Device: Compaq iPAQ (without expansion sleeves) Vaja (located in Argentina) creates some of the nicest quality leather PDA cases available. They have done it again with their iPAQ Sync-able case. This all leather padded case comes in a variety of colors: Brown Buffalo Skin/Brown Leather, Black Plain Leather/Black Plain Leather, Black Ostrich/Black Leather, Brown
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm III, IIIe, IIIx, IIIxe, IIIc, IBM WorkPad c5 or TRGpro It’s time to bring up a product that has been available for a while, but that you may have not yet tried. I’ve been looking at the goVox Digital Recorder by I-Vox since it came out last year. I just never thought
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The EM-500 is Casio’s first Pocket PC with a new body design since the E-100,105, and 125. The new EM-500 is smaller and lighter than their previous offerings and is being heralded as a mobile multimedia tool that targets a younger market. It is available in 5 different colors (Red, Blue, Sky Blue, Green, and
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Program Requirements: Desktop: Windows 95/98 or NT Device: Casio E-100 / 105 1.5 M free RAM How would you like to take digital pictures with your Casio E-100/105? Cool huh? How about recording mini movies with your Casio? Even cooler? That’s what I thought when I heard about the JK-710DC a small tube shaped camera
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