Ash asked:


I plan to buy a pda with a good processor, wifi, bluetooth, and some good softwares in it… and yes offcourse not something very expensive.
i went and checked out the HTC TOUCH CRUISE, it has a 400mhz, wifi , bluetooth .. inspite of 400mhz, it is so slow in reacting, (oh , i forgot its a touch screen), u need to tap atleast a couple of times to get it working, and the sales guys said it hangs up alot, gps ***** big time … , AND with all this it costs a bomb, i.e, 3200AED, (IN DOLLARS – 3200 X 3.67) i am not into business, but i would really like to own one, coz it helps u alot from carrying ur laptop everywhere

JFYI, we dont get DELL handhelds or PDA’S here in UNITED ARAB EMIRATES.

superflybeautyqueen78 asked:


My family and I are going on a trip to canada and are wondering if we could use our gps system to get around. it’s brand is amcor, if that has anything to do with it.

fsclaol asked:


Somdays I’m #2 on the “Top 10 Answers” ; Consumer Electronics; PDA and Handhelds; board, somedays I disappear completely.

I was told this is a Yahoo problem and it would be fixed however, it doesn’t look like they’ve been able to do so.

What gives?

funsac asked:


For a professional association holding events with upto 200 people in a room that is about 1500 to 2000 sq.ft (not longer or wider than 100 feet), what model/type would you use and why? Here are some additional info

1) I must have wireless mics – can be lavelier or handhelds
2) I have a mixer-amplifier where this connection will go.
3) I will have a maximum of 5 inputs (and yes, I may need 2 or more units)
4) Anyone heard of the maker Nady and their product?
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Nady-401X-Quad-LT-Wireless-Lavalier-Microphone-System-277413-i1127232.gc

Any other considerations you would follow? Remember this is not a studio recording but also not a karaoke situation. It is a typical business meeting / all-hands meeting type of situation, but it should (sound) professional.

Thanks

mamba asked:


The the new Iphoto software that comes with Ilife 09 for the MAC is integrated with GPS cameras. I really would like to find one, but I can find too much info on the web. Are they readily accessible yet? and if so, where can I find them?
I’ve been reading and it seems like geotate is better than actually geotagging because there is no delay trying to get a fix on your location and it doesn’t eat more battery.

Ashykinz asked:


Hello Im a- year old girl who loves videogames! ^_^ So cha. I have the wii ps2 gamecube. and nintendo. I love game systems with a level of brightness and dont make my hands ache when ive play for a while. I like videogame systems that have longggg lasting battery. I **** absolutley **** gaming systems with bad graphics. So– Heres where you guys come in. Will you please make a list of pros and cons about the ds lite my b day is coming up and i was wondering if thats somthing fun. Or give suggestions of other handhelds-have GBA color gba advance and sp….

Thanx…HAPPY GAMING

s.riley asked:


i’m planning to buy a blackberry that have gps features. i need something that doesn’t require me to download maps, i mean it can receive signal straight from satellites like any other gps receiver.

i’m currently using nokia n95. the gps feature requires me to buy maps from nokia which i found a bit waste of money.

so, what’s the difference? can you recommend me blackberry models with the gps feature & wi fi?

Devin asked:


I’m planning to get a garmin gps but when I looked online, there were so many series available. Baffled by the variety, I don’t know which one is right for me. I need something preferably 4.3 inches, a speaking gps, real time traffic alerts and reroutes etc. I don’t really care about bluetooth or picture views. Can someone give me differences between all the models?

jcp19 asked:


should i download it