- actually, it isn't. If you take a look at the other pictures, you'll see that the screen is clear...there is; however, a reflection in the screen that may mislead you - sorry...(I didn't replace my WriteShield until after I took the photos).
To have the option cover the screen is an available option, although I'd only consider doing that on phones.
Too bad they only support the 2215 for now, and it sounds like you need to visit them in person to get it done.
- I was told that with all the calls generated that they are planning to allow mail-ins! The owner will be back in touch with me when he irons out the details.
Why, why would anyone want to do this to their beautiful silver iPaq?
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Everyone has different tastes I guess... it's kind of like the different faceplaes I see for various mobile phones... some of those designs are a little too funky for me.
I think Pocket PC's will need to be a bit more reliable before they are ready for military/emergency prime time.
Actually the work I am doing for the DoD with Pocket PCs is all maintenance based, using cameras, checklists, electronic manuals, etc. There is a strong need for ruggidized units, however, as not all conditions are pristine.
I think Pocket PC's will need to be a bit more reliable before they are ready for military/emergency prime time.
True that the PPC platform can be unstable, but in controlled environments where there's tight control over the software installed, it's not difficult for me to believe that a PPC would be extremely stable.
In general, I find that the PPC's stability seems to have a direct inverse relationship to the number of 3rd party apps / demos that I install un-install.
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