Product Requirements: Device: Casio E-200, HP 560 series, and the Clie 700c series For the longest time, I have associated a particular style of PDA case with the products offered by Vaja, one of the premier leather PDA case makers in business today. When another company would come along and use what was essentially the […]
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Super jumping boots. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Wearable player from Waitec. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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You know the old saying about March… It either comes in like a lamb and goes out like a lion, or visa versa? Well, here in Indiana, it appears to be going out like a lion! We received an ice storm last night which caused the power to go out at 3am. It only just
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2002-03-26 Read More
I have been enjoying putting Pocket Informant 3 through its paces and in the process, I have decided that I will write a differently styled software review for it than I would usually do. Since my usual method is to walk everyone through all of the features a program has… well, let’s just say that
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm V, Vx, m500, m505, m515 People looking for a case for their PDA usually fall into one of two groups. Those that are interested in a hard shell type case like Rhinoskin’s Titanium or Aluminum Sliders, and those that are interested in a soft case made of leather or neoprene. For
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Product Requirements: Device: Sony CLIÉ N610C, N710C, N760C Before anything else I want to apologize for the bad pictures. I really need to get a better digital camera. I was a happy Palm Vx user for about a year and a half. Of all the functionality and happiness that PDA gave me, I think one
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Desktop PC functionality in your hands. Runs Windows 2000, XP or Linux. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Yesterday I ordered a Direcway 2-way satellite broadband system. Crappy dial up connections of less than 33.6kpbs most of the time finally got to me. Unfortunately, I can’t get DSL, Cable, ISDN or anything else faster than 2 tin cans and a string in my area. Once I get it, would anyone be interested in
Julie’s Gear Diary – 2002-03-23 Read More
Multimedia mobile phone with a large touch screen LCD, and digital camera. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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Product Requirements: Device: PC or Mac with CD-ROM Drive LocalTalk or RS-232-compatible serial connection A new crop of PDAs have just been released, and yet another are being groomed for a fall launch – but is the latest and greatest gizmo always the best? As I have already made my PDA purchase for the near
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Product Requirements: Device: Compaq iPAQ 3100, 3600, and 3700 series Pocket PCs Because the Targus Stowaway is pretty much the standard by which all portable keyboards are judged, and because most PDA owners are at least familiar with the Stowaway, I will make quite a few references to that product through the course of this
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I just received this letter from my friend Ellen Beeman. Hopefully some of you will be in a position where you can help her out. “My group Beemania.com is experimenting with developing software for users of the Japanese DoCoMo I-mode and J-phone cellular phone services. I’m looking for English-speaking persons living in Japan who own
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If you are even remotely as addicted to TV as I am, you MUST check out Pocket TV Browser from DoubleBit Software for the Pocket PC. It is an electronic TV guide listing program for your PDA. As a long time user of PTVL, I decided to try this newer application, and I was totally
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm m500, 505 requires 24K of RAM The Targus ThumbPad is a clever little device which, at 1.2 oz is barely noticeable in your trouser pocket, yet it provides the full functionality of much larger, heavier and more expensive keyboard via the standard universal Palm connector. Featuring 38 keys in standard QWERTY
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