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New "cheap" versions of palm pilots....
Palm has new "cheap" versions of Palm Pilots...
NEW YORK (Reuters) - In a move to expand its market, Palm Inc. on Monday unveiled a $99, entry-level handheld computer, hoping that students and casual shoppers will find the low cost digital assistant a better way to stay organized than jotting notes on scraps of paper. Read it here |
Ah, i would consider gettin one of these...u dont know how frustrating it is takin billions of notes in all the advanced classes...holy crap... Nice find man..
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does this one have USB connection?
i hate those serial Palms... my uncle hated it when he had to update the calender from his comp |
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not bad!
does it have backlight LED? all i can find out about the screen is Quote:
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i think it does.....but im not sure...
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i just checked and it does not have a backlit screen :(
but its still good for only $99! here's where it says that it doesnt have a backlit screen |
darn
my friend is looking for one that has backlit and USB he is thinking of buying the Sony CLIE something... the best black and white that Sony offers... |
i c......
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I am pretty sure that they own HandSpring Visor which has been making well hand-helds for under 100 for a while, and that that is where they got ideas for the technology (of the low cost components). Any one know about this?
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