Product Requirements: Specifically made to fit in the silo of the Palm III, V/500, And VII series; however, will work with any touch-screen PDA I don’t know how many times I have reviewed a seemingly excellent PDA case for The Gadgeteer; only to find that when I tried to insert a full-size pen/stylus combination in […]
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Product Requirements: Device: Pilot 1000, 5000, Palm III series, Palm V series, Palm VII series, Palm m100 series PocketKeys.prc 15k The Pocket Keyboard by Cirque is a small input device that plugs into the hotsync port on a Pilot 1000, 5000, Palm V series, Palm III series, Palm VII series or m100 series PDA. There
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Device: Fits most popular PDAs and Construction Calculators So let’s say that you are a tradesman, and that part of your job description involves being at a construction site all day. Since the tradesman of today has to do so much more than just show up and “get to work”, BucketBoss, a division of Fiskars
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Product Requirements: Device: Palm V/Vx Desktop: Windows 95/98/2000, Mac Do you know what I hate…? Running out of serial ports and AC outlets. Yeah, I know, that’s a crazy thing to hate. But when you have as many PDAs, gadgets and doohickeys as I do, it’s a major feat to find a free serial port
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Device: Compaq iPAQ: Naked, or with the style pack sleeve, the CF sleeve, the PCMCIA sleeve, or the Dual PCMCIA Expansion Sleeve I am the first to admit that I am one of the biggest PDA peripheral junkies on the face of the planet. Since my daily driver is the Compaq iPAQ, it is only
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The Palm m505… Wow, people have been dreaming about this device for a couple years now. I know, because I was one of them. When my main PDA was the Palm V, I used to imagine what it would be like to have a color unit in that same form factor. That was in 1999
The award for sexiest Palm PDA has long been held by the Palm V/Vx. Well, now there are 2 new Palm Vx replacements available that might get people excited all over again. There’s the m500 for people who don’t want color (are they insane?!) and the m505 for those that do. This review is for
Product Requirements: Device: Handspring Visor, Visor Deluxe, Platinum, or Prism CFCardInfo.prc 5k FAFileMv.prc 30k FAFormat.prc 5k FALib.prc 28k FAUtil.prc 19k The CompactFlash Adapter from InnoPocket is a Springboard module that allows you to use CompactFlash memory cards as alternative storage on your Handspring Visor PDA. This adapter is only for memory cards. The hardware/software is
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Product Requirements: Device: Compaq iPAQ, Casio Cassiopeia, HP Jornada (if using PocketPVS module) Desktop: Windows 98/ME/2000 (Windows 95/NT currently not supported) Pentium II-350MHz or faster PC, with at least 1 GB of hard drive space, 16 MB of RAM, a TV tuner or video capture card Picture if you will, you’re in a boring meeting
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Product Requirements: Desktop: Windows 95, 98 The ECHO PDA from Oregon Scientific is a REX-like device. As a PC card sized PDA, the REX became popular in 1997. An updated version named the REX Pro was released a year or so later. There have been subsequent other upgrades with the REX 6000 by Xircom being
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