Program Requirements: Desktop: Windows 98, 95 or NT with CDrom Psion has been developing handheld computers since 1984. Their current range of computers includes the Siena, Series 3 and Series 5 with the Series 5 being their latest model. Psion handhelds are the most overlooked of any palmtop products. But they seem to be more […]
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Program Requirements: Device: PalmPilot Personal, PalmPilot Professional, IBM WorkPad, or Palm III Palm OS v2.0 or later 105 K free RAM (Maps and directions take up additional space) Desktop: Windows 95/98 or NT 4.0 The Earthmate is Delorme’s 2nd generation GPS that can work with a Laptop or PalmPilot. For those of you that don’t
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The PalmPilot is a perfect information gathering/lookup device. A good way to take advantage of this fact is with a database program. Databases let you collect and view data. There are several available ranging from freeware to commercial. I’ll be reviewing all of them. Let me know if I have overlooked any other database programs.
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The Nino by Philips is one of the latest Palm size PCs out of the gate. It’s also currently the most creatively styled PSPC with its silvery finish and rounded docking station. After reviewing both the Casio E10 and Everex Associate A15, I was curious to see what differences the Nino would have to offer.
Citizen has now gone high-tech with a new line of solar powered wristwatches. These new Eco-Drive watches will never need to have the battery replaced. And they come in a wide variety of styles for both men and women. My brother first introduced me to these cool watches, and after researching them, I just had
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I took my Newton MP2000 with me to a family Christmas gathering this past weekend. It sure came in handy with keeping a 13yr old boy and 6yr old girl occupied. They had never seen a Newton before and figured out how to use it very quickly. They both kept fighting over who could play
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Ever since we saw the first mysterious clear cased PalmPilot, we have all lusted after them. Come on, don’t deny it! Unfortunately, the only way to get one was to be a software developer or to know someone on the inside. Well, now it’s not as hard to get your greedy little paws on the
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Program Requirements: Device: All Palm OS PDAs 19K free for driver or 15K free for hackmaster version of driver Landware’s GoType! keyboard is the answer to many Piloteer’s wishes. Finally a compact touch typeable keyboard that doesn’t require any special cables to use and works with both the PalmPilot and Palm III. The GoType! keyboard
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What is one feature that we love most about Palm OS PDAs? Customization! If there is a feature we don’t like about the Pilot, then chances are someone has written a program that fixes what we don’t like. Third party application launcher programs are one such feature that has fixed what we don’t like about
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Program Requirements: Desktop: 486 or Pentium with 8meg of RAM running Windows 95, 98 or NT 4.0 (NT users require docking station) 15mb free disk space Franklin has released their next generation REX device. This new version is called the REX Pro. What’s different in this new version? The REX Pro now has a data