Re: t5 or tx? (or, pride goeth before a fall)
Ryan Waldon <ryanwaldon2002-/[email protected]> Mon, 1 May 2006 09:29:08 -0700 (PDT)
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If it were me, I would go with the TX. I know you said the wi-fi was not a current issue, but you never know what situations might arise in future that could make that a preferable connection mode. With a TX you will be well prepared for all scenarios... --- [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: > i own a T3, and was looking to upgrade. after advice from some people > over in the Tungsten 3 group, i decided to stick with the T3 and then > get either a wi-fi card or a new phone. > > i settled on the phone, and two weeks ago i received a t-mobile sda as > a gift, and have been very happy - and it links easily with the T3. > the combination was working great, i felt really smart, and all was > well with the world..... > > ....until my T3 took a hard fall this morning onto a floor from four > feet up. screen cracked. much as i loved the T3 (it was my 2nd - got a > refurbished one after cracking a screen a while back), it's time to > move on (for warranty reasons, if nothing else). and i'm already going > through withdrawal! > > so - either the T5 or the TX. any opinions? i don't need the wi-fi at > all, so the TX doesn't matter to me in that way. my primary concerns > are smoothness of transition of programs from the T3 and battery life > (anything that's longer than the T3 would be better). and it's > essential that i be able to run Datebk 6 (the beta) on the new machine. > > i hope to buy SOMETHING this evening, so any quick advice ASAP would > be much appreciated! > > -- michael > > p.s. at least this time around i had the sense to have a regular > backup program running - everything was backed up onto an SD card > about 40 minutes before i smashed the screen, so i should be in good > shape. > > >