New PDA

[Alan R. Barnard]

I am also using the HP 1910. It runs my Tunelab Pocket perfectly.
What "compromises" are you refering to?
Of course, the 1910 is pretty much an "older model" now, but I'm very satisfied with it.
If you decide to jettison yours for a good (read that "cheap") price, I wouldn't mind having a backup, although I carry a charged backup battery with me in case I get stuck on one piano for a long time--like three days ago when I had to chip and tune an upright that had been purposely "unwound" to enable repairs to the back/top/pinblock area of the box. Ooog. Anyway, I've only had to grab the spare battery twice as, otherwise, the car charger keeps it topped off between calls.

Alan Barnard
Salem, MO
Joshua 24:15






Original message
From: "Paul Chick \(Earthlink\)" 
To: Pianotech at Ptg.Org 
Received: 12/16/2006 6:26:49 PM
Subject: New PDA


Listees:
The time is drawing near for me to replace my PDA.  My current one is an HP 1910.  It’s used for the typical reasons plus running RCT.  I like its size and screen brightness, but understand that these features may need compromising.  What are you using; your likes, dislikes, recommendations?
 
Thanks
 
Paul C
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