Re: Critical Need

Bert Latamore <bertlatamore-/[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.handhelds.palm.datebk
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HP has a small Windows 7 tablet, the Slate 500, that it is selling to the SMB market. It costs $800. I have not gotten to try this device, but it looks interesting. You might look at that. Say what you want about Windows, in the end everything runs on it, while the Android and iOS solutions are much more limited in general functionality.

The other choice of course is the iPod Touch, a nice machine IF it provides the functionality you want. I presume that you have already looked at that.
 
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From: Barbara Needham <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, June 1, 2011 10:28 AM
Subject: Re: [pdbk] Critical Need


  
On 6/1/2011 5:41 AM, John Tserkezis wrote:

--snippage--

My short term solution has been to get a mini-computer to carry in my 
purse. It is a bit hefty for a guy to carry in his pocket, but it runs 
Windows XP and therefore runs Pimlical Desktop on it. As it happens I do 
sync through Google to Pimlical Desktop on my laptop but I could carry 
the databases from one computer to the other manually [usb drive] or by 
sending files through e-mail. Some folks use Drop Box but I think you 
still have to be sure to only make changes on one platform when you use 
that, maybe not.

Pimlical Desktop will still sync with Palm so if your Palm holds out, 
CESD is working on a direct sync between Pimlical Desktop and Android.

One thing about those concerned about syncing through Google, if you are 
using Pimlical Desktop your data is robustly backed up [to backup 
everything it must be initiated manually, but the calendar is 
auto-backup] on your own computer so you don't have to be concerned 
about LOSING data to the cloud, only whatever privacy concerns you have.


 

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