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Quote from: SnappyFor some reason, I am still trying to get the apps in my eeepc to be as effective as my zaurus ... and perhaps my notebook. Still trying ... ... when that happens ... my zaurus would likely be decommissioned as well.
as always, it depends on what you're looking for
the eeepc, unlike the zaurus (and the fujitsu!) doesn't have a rotating touchscreen for example...
Quote from: SnappyQuote from: mfbrownQuote from: jpmatrixQuote from: ArchiMarkHope you don't regret selling your Z like I did....
i don't think so, at least for now
but who knows, in 3 - 4 years, perhaps there will be a device between the Z and the U1010, as pocketable as the zaurus and as powerfull as the u1010......perhaps it will be a MID.....
actually screen size is an issue, if you want a pocketable device with a 1024x600 touchscreen, a hdd and a keyboard... look here for a comparison :
http://www.umpcportal.com/products/compare...6,152,184%5D%5D
there are even devices like the Aigo or the BenQ with a 4"8 1024x600! so .................
Surely the most important aspect of all in the specs is instant-on? A pocket device with a significant boot time is just a pain. And this rules out all current UMPCs as far as I'm concerned. Zaurus is only option to include a decent keyboard as far as I know.
Mark
Exactly!
I concur completely! If I were one of those research think tank fellas or OS dev guys, instanton would be the number one thing to develop ... not fancy aero skin, 3d desktop ...
Granted, instanton prob requires hw/fw/sw to work in unison.
UMPC makers, give us instanton already!
Thanks for support - even size is less important to me than instant on, and sometimes even a Psion netBook seems attractive. Although the difference in thickness between a C860 with small battery and a 3100 makes all the difference to my pocket comfort!
Mark
Quote from: mfbrownsometimes even a Psion netBook seems attractive
the netbook, at least the highest spec models, did seem very attractive, but they were hugely expensive - when I considered one a few years ago they were going for very high prices on ebay.
This one is fantastic: http://homepage2.nifty.com/ishihata/yoteihyouforsl-cxxx.htm
It seems to be the choice PIM app for Sharp ROM in the Japanese Z community.
I've tried it before. It's very fast and well-integrated (calendar, addressm, todo ... just like on a Palm)
The interface seems to be in japanese only. But maybe there is a way to get it working in English.
Or perhaps contact the author (if s/he is still reachable) to work out the translation?
Quote from: SnappyHi all,For basic pim stuff I thought the stuff that came with sharprom was pretty quick simple and effective...maybe you have an additional requirement I missed?
Any recommendations for a light and good PIM for cacko on c1000?
In particular, organiser / calendar functionalities.
I got kopi installed ... but find it too heavy and complex for my usage.
Ideas?
Quote from: jpmatrixQuote from: ArchiMarkHope you don't regret selling your Z like I did....
i don't think so, at least for now
but who knows, in 3 - 4 years, perhaps there will be a device between the Z and the U1010, as pocketable as the zaurus and as powerfull as the u1010......perhaps it will be a MID.....
actually screen size is an issue, if you want a pocketable device with a 1024x600 touchscreen, a hdd and a keyboard... look here for a comparison :
http://www.umpcportal.com/products/compare...6,152,184%5D%5D
there are even devices like the Aigo or the BenQ with a 4"8 1024x600! so .................
Surely the most important aspect of all in the specs is instant-on? A pocket device with a significant boot time is just a pain. And this rules out all current UMPCs as far as I'm concerned. Zaurus is only option to include a decent keyboard as far as I know.
Mark
hello zaurus users,
this is probably one of my last visit to the oesf forum... i've finally sold my zaurus C3000 (bought in january 2005!) and i bought a fujitsu u1010...
good bye to all people here and thank you for your help !
so keep up the good work, you know you have the best (pocketable!) device ever
jean-paul
the first laptops I saw were monochrome displays, small area but deep and chunky. they gradually got bigger and bigger, you paid a premium for a larger display, and eventually 14" displays were common. (I bought a 2nd hand 12" xga one, er, 8 years ago, still sort of works). then widescreens came out, 15", then 15.4, and some 17", the laptops became huge and powerful. now, you pay a premium for a small laptop!
and then the cycle will repeat...