Product Requirements: Any touch-screen PDA Upon first glance, the Quill Slant-Top Stylus, available from Stylus Central, looks like a simple twist-action stylus. As I found out, looks can be deceiving. I was presented with the blue model for this review, it is also available in Black. This Quill model, also called the 250S, is actually […]
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Product Requirements: Device: Handspring Visor, Visor Deluxe, Platinum, or Prism CFCardInfo.prc 5k FAFileMv.prc 30k FAFormat.prc 5k FALib.prc 28k FAUtil.prc 19k The CompactFlash Adapter from InnoPocket is a Springboard module that allows you to use CompactFlash memory cards as alternative storage on your Handspring Visor PDA. This adapter is only for memory cards. The hardware/software is
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Product Requirements: Device: Fits most current PDA’s with dimensions under 5.45″ (138.68mm) tall x 3″ (76.22mm) wide x .72″ (18.29mm) thick The PDA BodyGuard line of products by Tech Media was shown not so long ago at CES. One of the accessories that caught my eye while reading various reports from that show was a
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm V series The same company that is world renowned for their pocket knifes, is now manufacturing a line of PDA cases. Available from StylusCentral, the Code V made by Swiss Army is a Palm V series specific case made of black Italian fine grained leather. This case has a classy understated
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Product Requirements: Any touch-screen PDA If you are looking for a pen and stylus combination that looks sharp enough to carry to your next board meeting – but that won’t break the bank; here is something you should take a look at. The ttools Premierpoint™ Stylus/Pen, available from Stylus Central, has a chrome look that
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Product Requirements: Device: Compaq iPAQ, Casio Cassiopeia, HP Jornada (if using PocketPVS module) Desktop: Windows 98/ME/2000 (Windows 95/NT currently not supported) Pentium II-350MHz or faster PC, with at least 1 GB of hard drive space, 16 MB of RAM, a TV tuner or video capture card Picture if you will, you’re in a boring meeting
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Product Requirements: Your nose, and a computer screen in front of it While Julie and I were at Comdex, we saw lots of interesting products that looked like they might add quality to our existences (I say that with my tongue planted firmly in my cheek). One of the more interesting products that we found
Product Requirements: Desktop: Windows 95, 98 The ECHO PDA from Oregon Scientific is a REX-like device. As a PC card sized PDA, the REX became popular in 1997. An updated version named the REX Pro was released a year or so later. There have been subsequent other upgrades with the REX 6000 by Xircom being
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The QCP 6035 is the 2nd generation Pilot Smartphone from Kyocera. It comes about a year and a half after Kyocera acquired Qualcomm’s mobile phone business. Having owned both the Qualcomm pdQ 800 and the new Kyocera, I can compare the two in this review. My first impression of the QCP 6035 was: Wow! It’s
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm V series The styluX stylus from PDAEX is a Palm V series stylus (Palm III series, Sony Clie, and Handspring Visor versions also available). It’s made of all metal (except for the tip of course). This stylus fits in either silo of a Palm V series device. The body of the
Finally, the AIBO review is up! Are there any other interesting gadgets or gizmos y’all would like to see reviewed? Let us know… Tomorrow is my birthday, I am trying to figure out what I should treat myself to – sure do wish that the Milletech Triton was available now…. :0) SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm V Series I’m sure you’ve seen them before, people carrying those cool looking brushed silver attaches cases. One such manufacturer of these cases is ZERO Halliburton, a company that has been in existence for over 30yrs. They are known for their high quality aircraft-grade aluminum travel cases. Now they’ve created a
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Product Requirements: Device: Almost all PDAs UPDATED 04/25/01 – Several points to make note of, updates to my original comments will be in PINK….Judie For those PDA owners out there that are just getting started, and for those of you that are wanting to try something different; Tech Media has come out with a new line
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Product Requirements: Device: Naked Compaq iPAQ I began using a PDA years ago, because it liberated me from carrying around all the information that I was always toting in my huge and bulging Franklin Planner. That planner held my ID cards, credit cards, my checkbook, a pad of paper, as well as copies of every
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Product Requirements: Any touch-screen PDA For all of you that enjoy the special properties that only come from using a pen that features the Fisher Space Pen ink cartridge, you can add another style of writing instrument to the growing number of choices available. The Fisher Triple Action Stylus Pen, available at Stylus Central, features
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm III or m100 Series PalmPix.PRC 61k Approx. 100k per picture Desktop: Windows Systems: Windows 95, 95B (OS R/2), 98, 98SE, 2000, NT 4.0 with Service Pack 3 or higher, PC with a minimum 486 processor, Minimum of 16 MB RAM, Minimum of 20 MB hard disk space, CD-ROM drive, Color Monitor
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Introduction A few weeks ago I was talking with an acquaintance and he told me that the TiVo that they had purchased for Christmas 2000 had really changed the way they watched TV. Their lives are busy (two school aged kids and both parents work) and this allowed all to watch what they wanted when
The AIBO Entertainment Robot ERS-210 is Sony’s 2nd generation robotic dog. The first version (ERS-110) which was released in June of 1999, sold for $2500 in limited quantities. This new version has been made readily available to the public at a much lower price of $1500 and is available in Black, Gold or Silver. AIBO
Product Requirements: Remind Me v1.1s, requires 41K free space Device: Pocket PC For those of you that have been looking for a “sticky note” type program for your Pocket PC: the wait is over. Applian Technologies has created RemindMe, a simple to use yet feature-rich application that allows you to write or speak a reminder, then
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Product Requirements: Device: Handspring Visor Prism The Flip Top case for the Handspring Visor Prism is another high quality leather case from Vaja. This case is available in two versions. A magnetic closure version and a snap closure version. Each version is also available with or without a belt clip. A nice variety of leather
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