[Janak Parekh]

Originally Posted by Pony99CA

I think you'll be using Thunderhawk for more than a year unless one of the following happens

Point taken, Thunderhawk is not your regular cup of tea. I guess the fact that upgrades are essentially free in a service-based product are a small mitigating factor, but apart from that I'm probably just rationalizing. Would you prefer if I say "it's worth it to me"?

--janak

[Janak Parekh]

Originally Posted by Pony99CA

I think you'll be using Thunderhawk for more than a year unless one of the following happens

Point taken, Thunderhawk is not your regular cup of tea. I guess the fact that upgrades are essentially free in a service-based product are a small mitigating factor, but apart from that I'm probably just rationalizing. Would you prefer if I say "it's worth it to me"?

--janak

[seanturner]

Yeah, I tried to focus mostly on built in applications for the novice user. So I didn't include terminal services. But, yeah, I probably should have talked about Messenger.

While you're on the topic however, we did get a review of Net Front 3.0 done. Take a look at it here:

http://www.pdajunkie.net/pdajunkie_net_netfront30.htm

[FredMurphy]

I'll wait to see what the version of PIE that's bundled with CE.NET (PIE 5.5 I think :? ) is like before I shell out on Thunderhawk. Currently thinking about getting a Nexio which runs CE.NET so the 800 x 480 screen should help a lot too.

Obviously other devices based on PocketPC 200x may be different again.....

Fred

[Rirath]

IE and Nyditot do the trick well enough for me and what limited web surfing I do on the PPC. Honestly I think this "article" is far too broken up. We're talking about 2-3 paragraph segments. You're at the conclusion before what I consider to be the intro is finished; Most of us have posts here longer than this. Check the PPC Thoughts articles on what I consider the real deal. (not that I ever agree with any of em)