Almost a year has passed since Palm launched the m505. The first Palm handheld which had a color screen and could easily become the best PDA around. It had it all, 8 MB RAM, SD/MMC expansion slot, the sleekest and smallest design around and a color screen. Speaking of the devil, the screen was the […]
Product Requirements: Desktop: Windows 98, NT 4.0, Windows ME, Windows 2000, or Windows XP Judie’s comments in BLACK Julie’s Comments in BLUE There are a couple of features that we as the PDA buying community have learned to expect when we purchase a new device. Then there are those features that can differentiate between a
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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: Pentium 133MHz or faster Windows 98/SE/ME/2000/XP/Mac OS USB port CDrom My search to find the coolest MP3 player continues with the MPIO-DMK Digital Music Player from digita@lway which is available in a 128MB internal memory version with 3 colors choices of Silver, Blue and Gold. Hardware Spec: Digital Audio Format: MP3 Internal
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Product Requirements: Device: Pentium 133MHz or faster Windows 98/SE/ME/2000/XP/Mac OS USB port CDrom I’ve had a fascination with music since I came into this world. I have some fond memories of listening to a transistor radio late at night under the covers, of my sister and I spending Sunday afternoons taping our favorite songs off
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Product Requirements: Device: Microsoft Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP and Mac OS 8.5 or later USB Port The age of PDA convergence is definitely upon us. PDAs have merged with MP3 players as in Pocket PCs and Sony CLIÉs. PDAs are merging with digital cameras such as the Sharp Zaurus. PDAs have merged with wireless
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Product Requirements: Device: Microsoft Windows 98, 98SE, ME, 2000, XP Pentium 133MHz or faster USB Port A lot of people, myself included, like their personal electronics to be sleek and sexy. As a result, Palm was the first to go skinny with the Palm V, Vx, m500 and m505. Then came Handspring with the Visor Edge.
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Hey folks! I just ran home at lunch to retrieve my Treo! It’s going thru the initial battery charge right now. I’m having new toy overload, what with the T615C, now the Treo, and sometime this week the Toshiba e570. T615C review will hopefully be posted tonight…. if not, definately tomorrow. Treo review should be
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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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