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cbarnett · 08-26-2005, 10:14 AM

I've been spoiled forever now. I can never go back to a QVGA device

The screen on the X50v is a delight, in "large" VGA or real VGA... I haven't tried OzVGA yet, though; there's a lot of options there I'm not familiar with yet. SE_VGA is a lot easier to use initially, but knowing me I'll end up using OzVGA

This little beasty has so much my 1930 was missing - inbuilt storage, CF slot, VGA, BT and Wifi... it's just reinforced my belief that WM devices are da bomb!

And there's backup software built in to back the device up to the inbuilt storage (or card). Very nice little option, until WM2005 is out. I should check with Dell too, as I might be entitled to a cheaper (or even free) upgrade purchasing now. It can't hurt to try, anyway

Craig.

08-26-2005, 10:14 AM	#12
cbarnett MR prodigal son Posts: 1,085 Karma: 1083739 Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Australia Device: Kobo Aura H2O	I've been spoiled forever now. I can never go back to a QVGA device The screen on the X50v is a delight, in "large" VGA or real VGA... I haven't tried OzVGA yet, though; there's a lot of options there I'm not familiar with yet. SE_VGA is a lot easier to use initially, but knowing me I'll end up using OzVGA This little beasty has so much my 1930 was missing - inbuilt storage, CF slot, VGA, BT and Wifi... it's just reinforced my belief that WM devices are da bomb! And there's backup software built in to back the device up to the inbuilt storage (or card). Very nice little option, until WM2005 is out. I should check with Dell too, as I might be entitled to a cheaper (or even free) upgrade purchasing now. It can't hurt to try, anyway Craig.