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I'm asking for a PDA for Christmas, but I haven't really decided which one. I'm leaning towards Tosh e740, but I might save a $100 and get their 330 version. Basically I need a daily planner that will also replace my large Cd Mp3 player. The Pocket PCs (like Toshiba) are an advantage since I can open Word and Excel and not have to break out the Laptop which usually doesn't survive the train ride in.
Opinions?
Thoughts?
Advice?
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Yeah. You can buy my Visor Prism. $250 and its yours. :-D
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Sharp Zaurus, but I'm a bit biased on that one.
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I love my handspring (w/mp3 player)
but now top recommendation is Dell's new entries.
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I had a Handspring Visor for a couple of years and loved it. Everything I wanted, nothing I didn't. Now I'm using an HP Jornado that my company is lending me, and I like it a lot. I honestly have no idea how much it is, but it's got a LOT of bells and whistles, so I imagine it's fairly spendy. Just like the bigger version though, Windows "Palm Size" crashes a lot. I've had to take out both batteries to recover once (kinda like turning off the surge protector).
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Taking lack of motivation to a whole new level.
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public display of affection .... yeah, not when other people do it :thumbs-up:
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Do that voodoo that you do, so well ~>
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