pocket pc

[Greg Newell]

David,
         Well, a couple of thoughts, if you don't mind. First, the pocket 
PC's tend to crash, or so I've heard. The palm units are a bit more stable. 
Both units are nice and small but the Pocket PC is the only one with tuning 
software. As of this years convention all 3 tuning ETD packages are 
available for that platform. Both these platforms, however, are on their 
way out. Or so I'm told.
         Since I have this strong desire to print invoices on the spot I've 
been looking in other directions. I really don't like watered
down applications if I can avoid them. Toward that end I've been looking at 
the Toshiba Libretto. This is actually the first commercial PC small enough 
to significantly lighten my load but still provide all that I'm accustomed 
to have a computer do for me.
         David, I wish you all the best in your search and decision making 
process.

Greg Newell


At 09:00 PM 6/14/2005, you wrote:

>I'm toying with the idea of a new pda.   I'm using a Palm.   If I go into 
>the Pocket PC arena, ie. IPAC, Dell AXIEM  etc. I might consider the 
>CyperTuner Pocket PC software...are the Pocket PCs working well for techs 
>on the List?   Someone had a problem with Time & Chaos and a Pocket 
>PC.   I could always just get a better Palm device with color screen etc. 
>and continue as I do...
>
>
>David Ilvedson
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Greg Newell
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