30-03-2004, 19:26
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Re: PDA Advice Please.
No experience with them but I like the hp one the best, any idea on connection costs ???? ( to the net )
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30-03-2004, 22:39
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Re: PDA Advice Please.
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Originally Posted by bopdude
No experience with them but I like the hp one the best, any idea on connection costs ???? ( to the net )
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There won't be any connections costs, as it will use my wireless connection at home. 
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30-03-2004, 22:45
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Re: PDA Advice Please.
I have an ipaq and have never had any problems with it.
I also got hold of a targus stowaway keyboard for it - very nice
Can't comment on the dell one tho
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30-03-2004, 22:53
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Re: PDA Advice Please.
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Originally Posted by Neil
There won't be any connections costs, as it will use my wireless connection at home. |
My bad, thought you were going to use it to surf on the move  oh well back to the drawing board.. lol 
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30-03-2004, 23:00
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Re: PDA Advice Please.
Haven't tried either, as i am not a PDA man, but i think the hp one looks better, and i have had bad experiences with dell's warranties/ part replacement in the past.
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30-03-2004, 23:06
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Re: PDA Advice Please.
I've had two IPAq's. One a Compaq 3850, and now a HP5550. They have both been excellent. They are both still used.
I've had one Dell laptop, the keyboard stopped working (two keys) and therefore the motherboard needed replacing!!
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30-03-2004, 23:36
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Re: PDA Advice Please.
Just got me a HP H2210
Very impressed.
I've got a TDK bluetooth adaptor (think £50 from carphone warehouse) for connecting my laptop to mobile, and with the h2210 I can now surf etc downstairs while my PC is upstairs so no need for a wifi card in the CF slot (which currently holds the 1GB CF card from my camera)
Also have a 256MB SD card in it too.
Mega impressed.
Was looking at ipaq's a few years back, and couldn't justify the £400-£600 but this one was only £229 so I couldn't resist
I've got some software so I can watch my DVD's on the move, which is cool, as my laptop battery doesn't last long enough!
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30-03-2004, 23:42
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Re: PDA Advice Please.
At the moment I use a Tosh e750 and the wireless connection drops out a lot, the people i`m testing for use and resell the dell axims and say they`re really good for the price. They used to use ipacs but the price got too much. So i`d go for the dell. I don`t know if tomshardware.com covers pda`s but it might be worth a try.
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31-03-2004, 02:01
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Re: PDA Advice Please.
The H2210 makes a great mp3 player too with pocketmusic installed
*boogies across thread*
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31-03-2004, 17:25
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Re: PDA Advice Please.
Ok-thanks gang, looks like it will be an iPaq then.
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31-03-2004, 17:27
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Re: PDA Advice Please.
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Originally Posted by Xaccers
I've got a TDK bluetooth adaptor (think £50 from carphone warehouse) for connecting my laptop to mobile
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£50? Sweet jesus, I paid £7 for my Bluetooth Adaptor
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31-03-2004, 18:14
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Re: PDA Advice Please.
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£50? Sweet jesus, I paid £7 for my Bluetooth Adaptor
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Where from man? At £7 that is an excellent price and worth the cost!
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31-03-2004, 18:44
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Re: PDA Advice Please.
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Originally Posted by Tricky
Where from man? At £7 that is an excellent price and worth the cost!
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Admittedly it was from Ebay  and for that 7 quid he accidently sent me 2 .. not that I was going to complain (or even mention it) but they were both new, sealed and work perfectly.
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01-04-2004, 10:13
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Re: PDA Advice Please.
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Have to say, I have the X3i (built in wireless etc) which I purchased by calling dell - they ended up giving me a better discount than their website price
It works well, the battery lasts pretty well (although I try to rechage most nights, it has lasted a good few days of use) although the wireless connection really chews up power. 
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