Product Requirements: Device: Almost every touch-screen PDA known to man Early in 2001, I wrote a none-too-flattering review about my first encounter with the screen protectors offered by John at PDAScreenProtectors.com. This was my first time to use a protector that didn’t utilize screen adhesives, and while I was open to the new method, I […]
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New Years Resolutions: 1. I will not spend 80% of my expendable income on PDA related items (I will spend 99%). 2. I will not spend every waking hour working on reviews (I will spend my sleeping hours, too). 3. I will finally install a TV in my office so that I know what everyone
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2001-12-30 Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Palm m505, m500 and Palm V/Vx Kensington, the company long known for their PC and Mobile computing accessories, has recently come out with a line of PDA hard cases. Named the PDA Protector, these cases are available for the Handspring Visor, Visor Deluxe, Visor Platinum and for the Palm m505, m500 and
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Sony air board. A broadband wireless multimedia webpad device. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Product Requirements: Desktop: Windows 98, NT 4.0, Windows ME, Windows 2000, or Windows XP Let’s start this review with a bit of a history lesson, shall we? So, could I see by a show of hands the number of people that started off their entire WinCE experience with a Casio Cassiopeia of one design or
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Product Requirements: Device: Digital Camera with any one of three following memory module formats: Compact Flash, Smart Media, or Memory Stick. No computer is necessary unless you want to store or manipulate images. Desktop: Windows 2000, 98, 95 or NT 4.0 with USB port support. No Apple Macintosh support at this time. Part of the
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Well, here we are on Christmas Eve…what a year. Were you good? If you were, maybe you’ll find something special in your stocking or under the tree tomorrow morning. I wish I would find a case that looks good and fits the Casio perfectly! ;0) Julie & I have agreed to take a couple of
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2001-12-24 Read More
Happy Holidays! I hope Santa comes thru with all the gadgets and gizmos that you wished for :o) Judie and I will be back with new reviews on Thursday. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2001-12-24 Read More
I just purchasd a unique piece of equipment for my iPAQ, the LifeView Fly Jacket. Here is a blurb from the website: “This multimedia expansion ‘jacket’ for iPAQ handhelds offers more than just presentations on-the-go, it is a mobile multimedia solution for wide range of video purposes ranging from previewing full motion video to taking
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2001-12-20 Read More
So you happen to love someone that is a Gadgeteer, and you know they have been looking for a great way that they could tote all of their necessary “stuff”? Well then, what are you waiting for? You should take a look at the Moya Deluxe gearbag by incase. This bag is made out of
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Product Requirements: Device: Handspring Visor PDAs 2K Handmute.prc Force feedback devices are really in vogue right now. If you don’t happen to know what force feedback is, it is a device that gives you sensory feedback to your actions. For example, a force feedback joystick might give you the feeling of recoil when you shoot
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Product Requirements: Device: Depending on case selected: Naked Compaq iPAQ, or with basic style sleeve, Compact Flash sleeve or PCMCIA sleeve 12/17/01 Major Update comments appear in BLUE. 06/15/01 Additional comments will appear in RED. Silicon Web Australia Pty Ltd was established as an IT consulting firm in 1995. According to their web page, they
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I made an interesting discovery today – one that I think a lot of Casio e-200 owners might like to hear about: one of my favorite inexpensive styli actually fits in this brand new PDA – as if it were made for it! The Stylus Q for the Palm V fits perfectly in the e-200’s
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2001-12-16 Read More
I need some advice on a purchasing a notebook. I’m looking for something light weight, thin, with a great keyboard, and snappy performance. Of course, the ‘gotcha’ is that I don’t want to spend a ton of money on it. I’ll mostly be using it while on trips to check my email, surf the web,
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2001-12-15 Read More
I had a nasty surprise the other day…the charging cable for my Sony DSC-P1 digital camera died. It will be about $40 to replace through the Sony site – and then I think I will go ahead and list it on eBay. Unfortunately, this camera never took close-up photos as well as I wanted it
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As a full-time, freelance writer who shoots his own photos, I rarely go anywhere without a laptop computer and a camera. I’ve written articles on everything from outdoor lighting for Consumers Digest to buying a houseboat for boating magazines and always provide the publication with photos if required. I’m not a photo pro but I
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Product Requirements: Device: Compaq iPAQ with Expansion Sleeve Have you ever dropped your iPAQ? Even if you haven’t, you’ll have to agree that just thinking about it is a scary thought! I usually don’t worry about dropping mine, but then I am usually seated at a desk while using it. A drop would most likely
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OK – I received the Casio e-200 today, and even though I never thought I would utter these words, I have to admit that I am very impressed so far…Will the Casio replace my iPAQ? I don’t know…yet. Since I will be using the Casio exclusively while I prepare for the review, I should have
Judie’s Gear Diary – 2001-12-12 Read More
Product Requirements: Desktop: Windows 98, or 2000, USB Port PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants) have sure come a long way since the chicklet keyed Sharp Wizard clamshell devices. Way back in 1988, when the Wizard was first introduced, these devices weren’t even called PDAs. Instead, they were called Electronic Organizers. At that time, the Wizard was
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