Seriously Emperor, you have been spoilt by the VGA screen of a Sharp Zaurus before (am I right or did you have a 5xxx series ?) and then you say that VGA is overkill and QVGA is enough
? I cant believe this.
Hats off to you for being the first person who having seen and used a VGA device has wanted to go back to QVGA.
But again, to everyone their own needs and wants. :-)
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mmmh, not sure what to make of that. The way I see it is everyone should be able to choose what they prefer for their own use. I'm sure you've made this point before about QVGA vs VGA. In my own case, I didn't like the C860 after the initial honeymoon period, video was awful - playback on QVGA is easier, the screen, although technologically impressive was flawed with dead pixels, something I have never had on a QVGA (I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but I've never had it) device, the twisting screen became weaker and weaker and eventually I just didn't want to use it. I could not see the display when outdoors, I had to hold it close indoors to read the text, pdaXrom (as I preferred X) was so small I could bearly read things on it. I was hunched up and getting headaches, so I chose something more suitable. Now I run X, can see the text at arms length, I can read it even in direct sunlight, I have X and Qtopia and internal memory that isn't slowly wearing away. As you say everyone has their own needs and wants, eh? ;-)
Seriously though, if this "OESF" is to ever be more than a Zaurus-only club, then other machines and the choices their owners make have to be respected. More of something doesn't make it better. I actually think the C1000 is a gorgeous looking machine, I ALMOST cancelled my Mac order to get one, but there are three things which will prevent that. Memory, display and the dissapointment after a few months. :-)
But it IS gorgeous, I'd love a machine like that, makes a nice addition to the range of Linux handhelds out there.