[pianotech] SAT IV

[Terry Beckingham]

Dean Reyburn just put up a post on Ctuner not recommending smart phones and 
gives his reasons for not doing so. I have copied his text below.


I don't make specific model recommendations on smart phones anymore
for a several reasons:

1. There are too many to review.

2. I've had several Windows Mobile smart phones and I've gone back to
a dedicated motorola phone. It gets better reception and it doesn't
complicate my life as much.

3. For most RCT users I don't think  Pocket RCT on a smart phone will
be an advantage. If you have RCT on a phone and the phone needs
replacing you have an RCT problem. If the phone doesn't work well with
RCT and you have to change phones, then you have a phone problem and
an RCT problem.

Having a dedicated RCT machine such as the HP 110/111 will be a
better, simpler, cheaper and more reliable solution for most RCT users.

Having said that, Pocket RCT will run on a number of Windows Mobile
phones. As long as they have a touch screen, a micro-SD slot and
Windows Mobile OS they should run Pocket RCT. For more info advice
see:  www.reyburn.com/pocketpc.html


At 10:59 AM 7/28/2009 -0500, you wrote:

>Marty:
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>Get a Windows Mobile smart phone.  They seem to be a little more reliable 
>than the PDAs.
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>David M. Porritt, RPT
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><dporritt at smu.htm>dporritt at smu.edu


Terry Beckingham, RPT