Re: Further development on Windows?

Bert, have you tried VAIO P ? Or have a friend who has tried it? What is their comment? I ask YOU this (and not other person from 'device' forum) since I see that you use / ever used SP, DB6, Pimlical.


Jeff, what about Java for MicroEnvironment which is usually available on many phone such as Nokia, Motorola and many others?


Thank you.

DL
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DateBk (Palm),
PadSticker (J2ME),
Pimlical (Wind),
ShadowPlan (Wind,Palm).
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--- On Fri, 3/13/09, Jeff Mitchell <[email protected]> wrote:

> From: Jeff Mitchell <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: [shadow-discuss] Further development on Windows?
> To: [email protected]
> Date: Friday, March 13, 2009, 2:55 AM
> On Thu, 12 Mar 2009, Bert Latamore wrote:
> 
> # The Web version would work for me since one of the
> reasons I have moved 
> # to the Sony UX (and Vista) is for the connectivity. I
> think the biggest 
> # issue there would be exporting to a desktop-based
> calendar system such 
> # as Pimlical, but there are probably ways to do that.
> 
> 	You're using the Sony UX with the sliding screen
> (keyboard 
> underneath, glowing blue?)
> 
> 	I've found that a very difficult unit to hold onto and
> thumbtype, 
> and just large/heavy enough to not be pocketable. (Wibrain
> seems like a 
> clever alternative, but still a little 'brick'y for
> me.)
> 
> 	I'm working on a project, building the OS user
> experience and 
> application delivery system for this gadget; it'll be a
> niche gadget 
> likely, but is a very interesting form factor and device
> for productivity 
> and gaming enthusiasts both:
> 
> http://www.openpandora.org/
> 
> 	See this picture:
> 
> http://tech.guysupstairs.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/open-pandora.jpg
> 
> 	The size of a Nintendo DS (ie: 1/4 the size of an Asus
> EEE.)
> 
> 	Seems much more compelling than a Sony UX style, though it
> won't 
> be running Windows since its ARM based. (Linux in this
> case.)
> 
> 	(Wibrain is a little larger than a Sony PSP, much smaller
> than an 
> Asus EEE, and features a full keyboard and x86 based, so
> runs Windows XP. 
> I've oftne thought the Wibrain might be ideal, but not
> sure how well one 
> can type on it, with the keyboard split across the screen.)
> 
> 	Shadow Desktop runs fine on Sony UX, Wibrain and Pandora,
> of 
> course :)
> 
> 		jeff
> 
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