"Roy Schestowitz" <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> __/ [ DervMan ] on Thursday 02 March 2006 18:34 \__
>
>> I like combination devices. To cut a long story short I chopped in a
>> Tungsten W for a handset and Tungsten T2 combination (primarily because I
>> had a need for a GPS solution). Now that PDAs are readily available with
>> Bluetooth at sensible money I'm thinking it's time to switch back...
>>
>> ..but to what? The Treo 650 is the logical solution I suppose, but
>> really,
>> I want something like the Tungsten W but with internal Bluetooth.
>>
>> I don't need WiFi, I do need Bluetooth for a wireless headset. The
>> operating system isn't a priority any more, I have preferred PalmOS owing
>> to
>> applications I run but that doesn't have to continue. My GPS software is
>> available in PPC and PalmOS flavours, finding it for Symbian (or
>> whatever)
>> may not be a problem.
>>
>> I make a lot of notes and really really appreciate my Palm Portable
>> Keyboard
>> with the T|T2. I didn't really get on all that well with the Tungsten
>> W's
>> keyboard, it felt too cramped - I don't really want a similar sized
>> keyboard, although if the Treo 650 really is all that wonderful then
>> maybe
>> just maybe I could bend the rule! :)
>>
>> I'm open to ideas. Money is an object, naturally. :p
>
> If you can tolerate high latency and need high storage capacity, the
> LifeDrive might be the right unit for you. Be warened however. It has many
> deficiencies. A combination of devices is rarely ideal. Neither does it
> have
> a lower, nor it is pragmatic.
>
> Hope it helps,
Ya, it did; thanks. In short, my need for storage is much less than my need
for something moderately responsive...
Today I ordered a PocketPC *cough* device... wow, going over to the Dark
Side...
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The DervMan
www.dervman.com
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