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Old 02-03-2008, 07:06 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by DMcCunney View Post
I read ebooks on a Palm OS device, and don't consider it limping.
My opinion is basically like yours. I have reading on my Palms (a Pilot5000, Pro, V, Sony Clie, Tungsten T3) since the original release of DOC and then migrated to TealDoc, eReader, iSilo, Mobi and Plucker. Regardless of whether I pick up an ebook reader I will still need/keep a PDA of some sort. Its just that a) Palm font handling is not great, and b) my physical hardware is falling apart so I need a new device of some sort. If it weren't for Alex Pruss, I would have given up long ago.

I've been considering an HP iPaq 210 (nice 624MHz CPU, four inch VGA screen) but I still find it hard to accept Windows Mobile as a PDA OS.
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