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Subject: Re: Can a PDA be a laptop replacement

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Nick Hopkins

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Date Posted: 04/29/05 Fri
In reply to: Bjoern 's message, "Can a PDA be a laptop replacement" on 04/29/05 Fri

I do use my PDA, a Palm T5 as a substituion for a laptop. I am a student, and I use the Document to Go on the PDA, along with a fold away keyboard. I go to class and type the lectures as the teacher ramble on. I also use Excel for formulas as needed. With a wifi card, you can also check your emails and browse the web.

Cheers!

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Author: Amiz [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 04/30/05 Sat I too am a student and use a clip on keypad on my 505. Works well, very convenient. Want a Tungsten TC but need to save up. I find QuickOffice is very convenient. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]