| [News] Amiga: two AmigaDE based PDA's | ANN.lu |
| Posted on 10-Mar-2001 18:09 GMT by Christian Kemp | 13 comments
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Henrik Mikael Kristensen wrote: "Gary Peake sent an article to Amiga.org, stating that a company is developing two small PDA's, which are to be AmigaDE based. Specs: Screen Size: 240x320, 65k color, 3.5" reflective-TFT; and Screen Size: 176x220, 65k color, 3" reflective-TFT. He also wrote as has already been stated, that he's still looking for people who will develop commercial-quality software for the PDA's.
More details at Amiga.org here."
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| Comment 1 | Henrik Mikael Kristensen | | 09-Mar-2001 23:00 GMT |
| Comment 2 | Kevin Smith | | 10-Mar-2001 23:00 GMT |
| Comment 3 | Hagge | | 10-Mar-2001 23:00 GMT |
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| Amiga: two AmigaDE based PDA's : Comment 4 of 13 | ANN.lu |
| Posted by KSK on 10-Mar-2001 23:00 GMT | In reply to Comment 3 (Hagge):
>Well, I think the palm is boring, even if it's the most used one. And who
>cares to get the one "everyone else has"? Does it matter on a PDA? Sure, Palm
>makes a fine calendar(spelling) or phonebook, but it's bORING =)
>I don't know so much about the other, I suppose M$ PocketPC products will be
>used often, because they can run the same software(i suppose). There are also
>a few companys who makes PDAs with linux, don't know why you would want a
>lightwight-serveros in a PDA...
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I´ve tried several PDAs and Palm is the most interesting one. Great display, small size, long battery life, very fast, HUGE amount of applications... You really CAN do (almost) everything with it.
I think office documents can be read with any modern PDA.
But if people love windows & MS apps, then they better buy Pocket PC... |
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