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I buy things on a whim at full price, and later when I am not using them, I sell them, to you at a bargin. Keep an eye out, I should be cleaning out some stuff soon
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Aug 27, 2010
Att Tilt
I am a gadget guy on a budget. I have owned various pocket pc's over the last 8 years, and have come to depend on reminders and lists, spreadsheets and spider solitaire. I own a few digital cameras, carry a cell phone, have a mp3 player, have a gps for hiking in the catskills, and another in the car for navigation. With the ATT Tilt, I am able to combine all of these gadgets into one device that I always have with me! I mentioned on a budget, I bought my tilt from ATT before they required a data package, and with the built in WiFi, I am able to check mail and surf at home as well as at work/around town. With the slide out keyboard, texting and surfing are easy! The 3 mp camera takes nice shots, I use it shopping so I don't have to note all details. Video too! I have a copy of TomTom nav 6 that works with the built in GPS for car travel (cost $15), and use Nat Geo Topo software for hiking the mountains. Currently I have a 8G micro sD card in phone, so I have alot of music to choose from when I take my daily walk. There is really no limit to what you can do with this phone! I have an osmon dock, and at the end of the day, put it on the dock, and it syncs with my desktop computer and recharges. Outlook keeps your calendar and contacts up to date, and docking allows easy transfer of files. The battery is 2 years old, and seldom do I have to charge it during the day. The tilt uses a SIM card, so basic phone service could become a feature loaded pocket pc! I am sure sure there is more that can be done with this phone, but for me, it does everything I need! With sales on ebay of used ATT Tilts under $100, everyone should own one!
Jan 02, 2007
Axim Pocket PC
2 of 2 found this helpful As an owner of a Ipaq 3835 for the past 4 years, I knew that a new Pocket PC would be used. I carry my Ipaq 3835 with me daily, using the free service Avantgo to gather news, weather and entertainment, and outlook to organize my contacts, my calendar, (and I use the reminder function often), Excel for spreadsheets I use at least weekly, MS Pocket streets and a cheap GPS to let me know where I am, and where I'm going. I depend on the Pocket PC to manage my life, and entertain it also. My wife took a job in management, so I suggested we get her started with a similar device to mine. I found a great deal on a Dell Axim x50v, so I picked it up for her. The axim has a fast processor (624 mHz), built in bluetooth and wifi, as well as slots for SD and Compact Flash. I was able to hook up easily to my home intranet, added music to one card to give her a MP3 player, Loaded tons of pictures, and provided her with the tools she'd need to be an effective manager. She uses the device, and seems happy with what it provide her. I was so impressed with the Dell Axim, I purchased a second unit for myself. I bought an inexpensive BT GPS, added some Pocket PC Topo software, and when I go hiking, I now know the terrain before me, as well as where my car is. I sold the Ipaq to a friend, and am now getting him hooked also. I am an avid Pocket Pc user and would recomend one to anyone.
Jan 02, 2007
Ipaq Pocket PC
As an owner of a Ipaq 3835 for the past 4 years, I knew the name and model were dependable. I carry my Ipaq 3835 with me daily, using the free service Avantgo to gather news, weather and entertainment, and outlook to organize my contacts, my calendar, (and I use the reminder function often)and notes. Excel for spreadsheets I use at least weekly, MS Pocket streets and a cheap GPS to let me know where I am, and where I'm going. I depend on the Pocket PC to manage my life, and entertain it also. My daughter has always shown interest in the unit, so when I found a new in box Ipaq 3970, I knew I had the perfect christmas present. Christmas day, and every day since, I see the joy and enjoy sharing how easily the Ipaq organizes and entertains. I was able to pass on my HP keyboard and GPS, so she is well equipped. I am an avid user of these devices, and I would recommend them to anyone.