Product Requirements: Device: Sony Clie N710c, N750c, N760c and N770c I realize that the Alpina line of cases were probably not made with Vegans in mind, but I can’t help but think that this brand will become a favorite among them. Composed of “high quality Polyurethane Synthetic Leather” this case is exceptionally well made and […]
Alpina Case for the Sony Clie N7xxc Review Read More
Yay! I just received an email from Sony Style telling me that my Blue Clie T615C has shipped! I ordered it with overnight shipping, but I bet I won’t get it till monday… I can’t wait to give it a good going over! SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Product Requirements: Device: Compaq iPAQ 3100, 3600 or 3700 series Pocket PC Toshiba e570 Pocket PC You’ve got to admit that we do a lot of PDA case reviews on this site. So it’s always nice to get one that has something a little bit different about it to make the review process just a
Semson\’s & Co. Compaq iPAQ Case Review Read More
Well, Alex has done it again! This morning I was surprised with the latest pre-release version of Pocket Informant 3.0. This has got to be one of the most feature rich PIM programs available, and it just keeps getting better. One of my only complaints with PI in the past was that it seemed to
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Pocket PC users, have you ever wished you could set volume levels for your alarms independently from the system volume setting? Or how about getting back repeating alarms in PPC 2002? And, how about having the ability to wakeup to your favorite MP3 tune? If so, you need to check out SuperAlert from Whittaker Moore.
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Product Requirements: Device: IBM compatible 486 PC or higher running Windows 95/98/2000/NT 4.0/ME/XP or Macintosh PowerPC running OS 8.6 to 9.x One available USB port** ** Windows 95 and NT 4.0, or serial connectivity, require a serial HotSync cradle, sold separately. Wireless: Having no wires. To communicate with or send communications wirelessly. Those are pretty
Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to finish and post the i705 review tonight. I am a little under the weather… I will definitely post it tomorrow though. In other news, I’ve placed an order for the Treo (with keyboard). I’m really excited to get this cell phone replacement! SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2002-02-11 Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Any touch-screen PDA The first time my daughter saw the Avery doubleCLICK pen/stylus in my review box, she informed me that it was the pen Michael, a boy at her school carries. “Has he ever let you use it?” I asked her. “Nope,” she replied “no one touches Michael’s pen.” Well, whether
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Spotlight Gadget: BlueMod Read More
Tonight I have a dinner with some of my sorority’s alumnae. Of this group of ladies, there are two that use a Palm IIIc and both seem to really like them. There is one that used to use a Palm III, but she gave up on it and went back to pen and paper. Among
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm m100 series PDA It took me a little bit of time to get used to the idea of leather cases being made under the Rhinoskin name, but I am definitely warming to the idea. Marking yet another departure from their famed line of hard protective cases made of aluminum and titanium, Rhinoskin
Rhinoskin Leather Flipcase for the Palm m100 Series Review Read More
Handheld video recorder / player from Sharp. (Japanese link) SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: MT-AV1 Read More
Product Requirements: PC or compatible running Windows 98 or later USB port CDrom 50MB free hard disk space Power outlet (110/120V AC, 60Hz) Monitor capable of displaying 800 x 600 pixels in 16 bit color I think digital cameras are one of the greatest inventions of the last 50 years. With them, you don’t need
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Anti-theft Palm cradles. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
Spotlight Gadget: LockDock Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Any PocketPC Uses 1016K Updated 02/05/02 to reflect the additional features found in Chemref Advanced, version 2.0. All remarks concerning these additions are in RED. One of the things I like about being a non-traditional student is the fact that I am not as intimidated by my professors as I was the
Chemref Pocket PC Software Review Updated Read More
Product Requirements: Device: Any PDA smaller than 5.3″ (13.5cm) tall x 3.4″ (8.7cm) x .7″ (1.7cm) Updated 02/05/02 to reflect the addition of the new m500 series case. All new comments appear in RED. Are you looking for a case that really protects your PDA, but doesn’t look like an industrial by-product? Have you been
SmarterCases PDA Cases Review Updated Read More
Guess what? I splurged and bought the Palm i705 today! It’s charging right now… I hope to put it through its paces tomorrow and start on a review to be posted on thursday or next monday if real life intrudes on my plans. :o) SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm m500 series PDAs If you are a Palm m500 series PDA owner looking to merge your wallet and PDA case into one slim solution, you need to take a look at the Semsons & Co. Inc. m500 series wallet case. This is a leather case which is available in Black, Brown,
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I think I have found my next Pocket PC…300 MHz, up to 14hr Li Polymer Battery, transreflective 16-bit color screen, accepts CF Type I and II cards and a SD slot at the left side of the unit, supports Bluetooth thanks to an onboard chip, minuscule jog-dial wheel on the left side of the device,
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Product Requirements: Device: Pocket PC (Windows CE 3.0 and higher). Program uses 1.5MB RAM These days I have been busy enjoying one of those games that begs to be played – a true time-waster if there ever was one. The game I’m referring to is Bob the Pipefitter, by Hexacto. If I had to describe
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