Do You Use A PDA?
 

I just got the Toshiba PockePC e800. This thing is amazing. The display screen is gorgeous and picture perfect. Fast processor, wi-fi, loads of memory, easy to operate, every program you need, and lightweight to carry around.

Highly recommend this. It beats lugging a laptop around by far.

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My cell phone is my pda - couldn't live without it. palmOne Treo 600 :thumbsup

i find a 12" powerbook laptop is more useful, and just as easy to carry, but some of the new PDA's do look to be pretty swish.

I have 3 and just have never been able to get into using them.

Chandie laughed at me about this, but I have a big Pug wall calender I write everything in. :thumbsup

I use a palm m515, can't imagine my life without it

I have a Toshiba that I use to read E-Books in bed, doesn't cook my balls like a laptop.

KRL, i'm suprised to hear you just got the e800/805, considering Toshiba has pulled out of the N. american PDA market altoghether recently... i'll agree though, sweet device, i have one too..

my phone does the same job


having a PDA can be like having a filofax was in the 80's :1orglaugh

Ya i use a blackberry and it's great.....i do everything with it

I bought and sold my pda in the same month. Gay..

speaking of gay.. http://twash.com/iku/gayman.gif http://twash.com/iku/whipthatass.gif

I use an abacus for my mobil computing it's the latest fashion...

Got rid of it years ago.

:2 cents:

i like blackberry

btw, just got one of these...

http://www.itreviews.co.uk/graphics/...dware/h572.jpg

converts from mini-laptop to portrait mode pda w/ a turn of the screen, runs linux kernel and you can compile any packages for it, coolest pda out imo... i do SSH from it even, worth every penny to import..

I have that too :) Do you use ICQ on it?

I just bought a palm tungsten E but as soon as I get to KRL status i'll be flippin the bills for the top of the line in personal digital assissting.

still have an ol skool palm Vx - it does the job - i mainly use the software on my computer and then sync to my palm so i can have a backup - and for #'s when i travel

need something to keep track of the ad space i buy and sell nd when it expires... comes in handy

I've been using a palm tungsten C for an year, best PDA ever! WiFi, lots of RAM, SDIO slot, nice keyboard, great apps (SSH, Remote Desktop thru MobileTS, all IMs thru verichat, etc)
Waiting anxiously for the Tungsten T5, but it's gonna have to be real good to replace my C. The treo 650 also looks really promising, but right now I still prefer a bluetooth enabled phone + the Palm. Only complain about the TC is the mono audio output with a propietary jack...

What is that?

Links?

Spankstrocko

What brand is that?

WTF is that? It gives me a chubby.

Cock tease!

Why get everyone excited and then leave us guessing as to who makes it etc. :thumbsup

Looking forward to getting more info on this as it looks like what I am looking for.

Spankstrocko

sorry guys, wandered off... here you go..:

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btw, i wouldn't recommend one of these to anyone who isn't at least somewhat proficient w/ unix systems, you'll get pretty frustrated quick..

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My new Blackberry 7100T is on the way....

Email, ICQ/AIM/Yahoo IM, HTML browser and normal PDA combined with speakerphone, etc.

http://www.t-mobile.com/images/promos/7100t.jpg

phones do pretty much everything thats needed in a pda imo. cheaper as well.

maybe, but i haven't found a phone yet that can run Apache using a 4GB SD card for server space..!

Did you guys see the newest Compact Flash card coming out will have a 12 Gig capacity. Its priced at just under $10,000.

saw that. cant imagine too many people laying out that kind of cash for flash memory except for a few high-end applications (embedded servers, professional photography, etc.)..

How they figured out how to put 12 gigs on a CF is amazing to me. I still can't believe you can get 1 gig let alone 12.

why would you want to run apache on a pda? maybe i'm just ignorant

the only use i've ever found for it was on an intranet, but w/ a wired CF ethernet adapter you could use it for serving data over a real switch in a pinch if it came up. still amazing to me that its a full-blown unix machine in such a small form-factor..

i just got an XDA2 pda/phone from O2 ^^

The Vulcan Mini-PC from Paul Allen looks good.

They renamed it to flipstart.

One of the problems is its not out yet. Looks good though.

http://www.flipstartpc.com/

Spankstrocko

http://www.blackberry.com/images/han...rge_angled.jpg

Will take it from my cold dead hands. :)

The Dell Axim x30 is pretty good:

Axim X30 with 624 MHz & Integrated Wireless
Axim X30, Intel® 624MHz, 64MB ROM, 64MB SDRAM, 802.11b, Bluetooth
Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition software for Pocket PC
X30 USB Cradle

for around $300

i cant afford a pda :D

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yeah me too! I consider my cell is my PDA. it give me a lot of important update.

Wow that is some storage:thumbsup :thumbsup

no ! i love my PC this is my partner.:)