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Conventional PocketPC's do they exist?
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John Wolf
Nov 14, 2009, 10:13:11 AM11/14/09
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It looks like only HP makes them these days or are there more? Yes I know
what a SmartPhone is and I have a BlackBerry. However its more of a email,
pager, smart phone, rather than a Power House PDA which is what the old
PocketPC's and Palm's were back in the days when these devices were being
made all the time by many different companies.
what a SmartPhone is and I have a BlackBerry. However its more of a email,
pager, smart phone, rather than a Power House PDA which is what the old
PocketPC's and Palm's were back in the days when these devices were being
made all the time by many different companies.
If you do not know the difference between a SmartPhone and a PocketPC go to
this page
http://pocketpccentral.net/ipaq_ppcs.htm
John
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Werner "Menneisyys" Ruotsalainen
Nov 15, 2009, 2:58:48 PM11/15/09
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I only know of HP iPAQ's. Nevertheless, for example the Dell Axim x51(v) is
still a great disconnected device - particularly because of the constant
XDA-Devs support. That is, you can safely buy a used Axim - it'll run all
your apps (except for the ones requiring more than 64M RAM).
still a great disconnected device - particularly because of the constant
XDA-Devs support. That is, you can safely buy a used Axim - it'll run all
your apps (except for the ones requiring more than 64M RAM).
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