[chunkymonkey75]

Originally Posted by Talldog

Since I support them at work, I have no trouble convincing my wife that I have to keep up with the latest and greatest, every 8-9 months. While others on this board are asking for advice on how to convince the spouse to let them upgrade, I just say "but honey, it's my job".
:mrgreen:

I work in IT as well and I do the same with my wife. Sometimes I can convince my boss to buy it for me. (even better). Working in IT has it's advantages at times. :wink:

[chunkymonkey75]

Originally Posted by Talldog

Since I support them at work, I have no trouble convincing my wife that I have to keep up with the latest and greatest, every 8-9 months. While others on this board are asking for advice on how to convince the spouse to let them upgrade, I just say "but honey, it's my job".
:mrgreen:

I work in IT as well and I do the same with my wife. Sometimes I can convince my boss to buy it for me. (even better). Working in IT has it's advantages at times. :wink:

[nice_micael]

Once a day but it's still less then what i had with my e740 and it's not to much for me

[SassKwatch]

Originally Posted by madpuma13@hotmail.com

For those who have the h5550...
If you got the time, post why you reset your iPAQ h5550

Judging by the options offered in the poll, it seems someone is assuming that all 55xx users are soft resetting their device at least once a day.

I certainly don't *need* to reset that often. And from some of the other responses, it seems others fall into a "< once a day" category as well. IF that's the case, then the poll needs to be re-structured.

Contrary to one responder's experience, my 5555 has been *very* stable. I rarely reset with the exception of new app installation. Whether the vendor says it should be done or not, I routinely reset after installing any new app.

Now, the 5455 I had before this one did require more frequent resets.

[jt3]

I reboot a lot... probably on average, about 4 times a day, although I've easily rebooted double that, so I answered 6+. However, I'm not rebooting because my iPAQ is locking up. In fact, thankfully, my 5555 is solid as a rock, especially compared to my 5455.

No, the reason I'm a rebootaholic is because I have to reboot everytime I change screen resolutions using NYDITOT. I use my 5555 a lot for internet surfing, where I like landscape, sometimes at 320x240, and sometimes at 640x480 (depending on what I'm doing), but most programs won't support these resolutions, so I boot back to 240x320 for normal use.

[mulekiller]

My 5555 rarely ever needs a soft reset- never needed a hard reset, or any spontaneous resets, hard or soft. Other than a quick WIFI problem (wouldn't connect to home's wlan) which was solved with some talking to people here, and a removal of the existing wlan settings.

I've been extremely happy so far. I wish it has the consumer IR though, could've used that. Back to the subject though, I've reset the 5555 about 10 times in about a month and a half.

I wub my 5555. :wink:

[coointreauman]

My 5550 has become indispensible in the month I have had it - links with my Sony-Ericcson T610 like they have been friends for life and only lets me down when I try some downloaded software on it.

Everyone should have one.

I have not used my Laptop since I got it....

Now all I need is a way to link with a projector for powerpoint presentations --????

Steve

[SassKwatch]

Originally Posted by coointreauman

Now all I need is a way to link with a projector for powerpoint presentations --????

Here's a couple potential solutions.....

http://www.lifeview.com.tw/eng/pro_ia_presenter.html

or.....

http://www.margi.com/products/prod_ptg.htm

Do the presentation directly from the PPC. The only problem....and I believe it applies to both......is they are CF based solutions. So, you'd have to add an expansion pack to the 55xx.