Viewsonic v35 pocket PC owners

[Rickyohead]

does anybody here own a v35? Are you happy with it? I am thinking about getting a viewsonic ppc.

The v37 sound like a nice new model and I think it is going to go for about $400 US retail. I just wish it had a CF reader instead of / as well as SD. Anybody know the proposed release date?

[Rickyohead]

does anybody here own a v35? Are you happy with it? I am thinking about getting a viewsonic ppc.

The v37 sound like a nice new model and I think it is going to go for about $400 US retail. I just wish it had a CF reader instead of / as well as SD. Anybody know the proposed release date?

[PetiteFlower]

Why don't you try the Viewsonic forum?

[Rickyohead]

wala!

[Jake K]

Originally Posted by Rickyohead

does anybody here own a v35? Are you happy with it? I am thinking about getting a viewsonic ppc.

The v37 sound like a nice new model and I think it is going to go for about $400 US retail. I just wish it had a CF reader instead of / as well as SD. Anybody know the proposed release date?

I have the V35 and I'm very happy with it. Previously I had owned 2 Sony Clies and the V35 is far better. The V35 is speedy all the time and the screen is super bright. The battery life is acceptable, but not the best. The memory is a little sparse, but I've already ordered a 256 mb SD card. Overall, I am truly happy with the V35's small size and features.

[Agrev]

I just recently traded in my palm m515 for a V35. I only had $300 trade-in value, so I had to choose between the V35, Toshiba 335, and Ipaq 1910. I had a hard time deciding, but I am satisfied with my choice.

I am not a power user, so battery life has never been a problem for me. The screen looks great, and the buttons work good for my big hands.

I have compared the V35 with my wife's Dell 300 and they are virtually the same in performance. Of course, the Dell is $100 cheaper. If you do not care about size, go with the Dell. If you do not care about ROM and processor speed, go with the 1910.