Product Requirements: Device: Clié S300 / S320 / S500 / N600C / N610C / N700C / N710C / N750C / N760C / N770C Desktop: Windows 95/98/2000, Mac If you just upgraded to one of the newer Sony Clié PDAs, you may be in the market for a second cradle to use at work or at […]
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Product Requirements: Device: PDAs of dimensions 5 1/4 x 3 1/4″ When I was at Fall Comdex 2001 I saw a new RhinoSkin case that practically had me salivating. A nice front flip up case that used elastic plastic rings to hold III-style devices in place, the Molded EVA Foam Sportcase was calling my name.
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Product Requirements: Windows 98, 98SE, ME, 2000 Professional Pentium (r) 233 MHz with MMX technology or faster (Pentium II 400 MHz recommended) 64MB RAM or more 128MB available hard disk space (May require additional hard disk space depending on size of audio files recorded.) Display with 800 x 600 resolution or higher, High Color or
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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
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: All Handspring Visors (except Edge) SnapNPlay.PRC 14K PDAs are useful productivity tools. They keep track of your daily appointments, tasks and contact lists. They are very important devices for keeping you organized and efficient… Uh huh… sure they are! We all know what the REAL purpose of a PDA is, it’s to
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Product Requirements: Device: Compaq iPAQ 31/36/37/3800 series Pocket PCs I feel like singing “nanny nanny noo noo” while I wiggle my fingers and put my thumbs in my ears! Why, you ask? Because I am the proud owner of the very first 256MB Compaq 3835 iPAQ Pocket PC! Yes, you read that correctly, 256 wonderful
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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: 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: 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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