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Old 09-22-2009, 03:52 PM   #111
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Originally Posted by bill_mchale View Post
As for larger devices being used for PDA's? I really don't think it is going to happen. People have gotten pretty wedded to their phones having PDA functionality (Even my feature phone can be used for scheduling, email, web browsing etc.). Much about say about a 4" screen size and the device not is no longer (in my opinion) terribly easy to use as a phone .
Yeah, I don't think it would catch on in the mainstream. But no reason they couldn't put PDA apps on a tablet device for people who wanted to use them--just like you can use the palm software on a desktop, laptop, netbook etc. even if you don't own a Palm device to sync up with it.

It's just one of many functions I'd use in a small tablet device. But I agree smart phones will continue to dominate the PDA market. I'd probably have switched to one if phone data plans weren't so damn over-priced.
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