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Francesco · 10-27-2004, 12:16 PM

Hello. My name is Francisco , and I'm not new in this forum. As a matter of fact, I have already posted more than 100 times in here.
I came here for the first time looking for the WCC, and never thought I was going to come back for so long and so often.
I'm an electronics engineer and work for a Chinese company that manufacturates telecom equipment. In fact, I'm in China right now, in the middle of a three-week business trip.
I have a Tungsten T3. I used to believe in PDA ascetism (my previous palms were a Vx and a Clié SJ-22), until one of my friends showed me his brand new T3. I must say it's worth every cent I payed. 80% of the time I use it to read the news and eBooks in landscape mode (LS mode obsessed me from the very beginning). I like making it useful in every possible manner. Today I bought a Chinese phrasebook that has proven to be somewhat useful, and thoroughly funny.
There are several PDA forums, but somehow, this is the one that makes me feel more comfortable. Also, you guys have helped me a lot. Above all, Alexander has made a wonderful job here.

10-27-2004, 12:16 PM	#1
Francesco Aficionado Posts: 391 Karma: 710 Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Denver, CO, USA Device: Nexus 7, Kindle Touch	Hi, I'm Francisco Hello. My name is Francisco , and I'm not new in this forum. As a matter of fact, I have already posted more than 100 times in here. I came here for the first time looking for the WCC, and never thought I was going to come back for so long and so often. I'm an electronics engineer and work for a Chinese company that manufacturates telecom equipment. In fact, I'm in China right now, in the middle of a three-week business trip. I have a Tungsten T3. I used to believe in PDA ascetism (my previous palms were a Vx and a Clié SJ-22), until one of my friends showed me his brand new T3. I must say it's worth every cent I payed. 80% of the time I use it to read the news and eBooks in landscape mode (LS mode obsessed me from the very beginning). I like making it useful in every possible manner. Today I bought a Chinese phrasebook that has proven to be somewhat useful, and thoroughly funny. There are several PDA forums, but somehow, this is the one that makes me feel more comfortable. Also, you guys have helped me a lot. Above all, Alexander has made a wonderful job here.