Is the V35 more stable than the V36?

[sadie]

Is the V35 less buggy than the V36? I've read so many comments about freezing and resetting in the V36.

Also just how much worse is the screen on the V36? On a scale to 1-5, 5 being the best, how would you rate the V35 and V36 for screen display?

Thanks for your input.

P.S. I don't need the digital camera function or wireless access, in case you think that matters.

[sadie]

Is the V35 less buggy than the V36? I've read so many comments about freezing and resetting in the V36.

Also just how much worse is the screen on the V36? On a scale to 1-5, 5 being the best, how would you rate the V35 and V36 for screen display?

Thanks for your input.

P.S. I don't need the digital camera function or wireless access, in case you think that matters.

[Janak Parekh]

I haven't heard many complaints about the V35. Of course, it's a fairly low-volume product today, so that might not be a conclusive answer.

As for the screen, it's supposed to be a decent transflective -- not as bright as the latest iPAQs, say, but pretty decent.

Why are you only looking at Viewsonic, if I may ask?

--janak

[sadie]

Price mainly. Viewsonic is offering $100 rebate for the V36. Even without the rebate, I think it's the lowest priced brand within the Pocket PC category. Correct me if I'm wrong

[Vric]

I have a V35 on WM2003, and it doesn't crash for no reason.. I actually reset it every 3 or 4 day.. Preaty stable