I'd like to see these sync cables integrated into a belt attached carrying case. I've always been on the lookout for a case with a teather to the PPC that would help avoid drops or at least slow down a PPC that has been dropped. The retractable sync cable seems like an even better solution.
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Originally Posted by Jason Dunn
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Slightly off topic Jason, but which IPAQ do you find yourself using the most during your day to day life?
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The 4150 is my all-time favourite iPAQ, but lately I've been using the X30. It's a great unit as well, but the design and ergonomics of the 4150 are simply untouched (IMO).
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I've just switched to Dell X30 from my tricked out iPaq 36xx which I've been determined to stick untill some really compelling PPCs were available. I tried the 312 MHz for a few days and decided to send it back for the 624 MHz. Manly because I want to use PocketSkype. I'd be curious to see a survey of how many people are adding/replacing their HP devices with Dell X30.
For me this deal makers were:
- Great price/performance
Toggle wheel for one handed navigation
Bluetooth/WiFi
An added bonus that I just found out, the power connector for the Dell is the same for the iPaq 36x series. The Volt/Amps are within tollerance. So close, I can continue to use my old Targus Universal Power supply with my new Dell.
I thought a VGA screen would be a deal breaker, but when I thought about it I really do not enjoy the web very much on such a small screen. Besides, price premium was just too high for VGA. None the less, I'll be curious to see how much the X50 costs.
Now I'll just leave my iPaq in the car for a GPS system.