Hello!
I'd like to buy PDA. What do you think about PDA and Pockets/Palms. Which of this do you have? I don't know - what to choose.
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selflex wrote:Hello!
I'd like to buy PDA. What do you think about PDA and Pockets/Palms. Which of this do you have? I don't know - what to choose.
I have 2 Palms and previously had an iPaq. But then I never need too much from my PDA and the Palm did what I needed it to.
What do you want to use your PDA for?
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Sven Groot
Don't worry... I'm a doctor.
I personally prefer PocketPC, mainly for the better handwriting recognition, and since I already used Outlook I've found the PocketPC better at synchronizing with Outlook than the Palm (the fields on the PocketPC match up with Outlook better than those of the Palm).
I also love being able to develop stuff for it using the .Net Compact Framework. -
gogowater
bart
I personally use PocketPC because I get to program app by using .Net compact framework... alot of fun.
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dugsnake
Who you callin' program, program?
I have a PocketPC as well. I had a Palm before. The real question is what do you want to do with it? If all you want to do is keep phone numbers and your calendar, both work fine, so pickup the cheapest one.
If you want a robust palmtop computer that you can extend easily, then get a PocketPC.
You might as well join the Borg now. Eventually, all will be assimilated. -
Ok, exuse me for silence so much time.
Maybe I'll watch on it movies, 100% I'll play some games on it. I'd like to have smart organizer with some extra functions...
Because of my life expierence I know, that I can get used to anything, I haven't got PDA at all. My main requirements to PDA is:
- Speed
- Comfortable
- Long battery lifetime
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The Pocket PC is a great portable music player and I have yet to see anyone with a Palm handheld and headphones. My Pocket PC can check email, send email, surf the web, watch movies,comment on blogs and channel9, see photos, read ebooks, play games and record messages.
I have a View Sonic V37 with Windows Mobile 2003 and it works great.
Here is a photo of the 9guy with his Pocket PC.
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