PDA- questions on upgrading

[Dean May]

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I have a large Excel file on my IPAQ that takes awhile to navigate =
through. Also, I use Microsoft Pocket Streets and Trips, an excellent =
map program, but it takes some serious processing power so it tends to =
refresh screens slowly. More processing power is always good!
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Dean
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From: pianotech-bounces@ptg.org [mailto:pianotech-bounces@ptg.org]On =
Behalf Of Tompiano@aol.com
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 6:49 AM
To: pianotech@ptg.org
Subject: PDA- questions on upgrading
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List,
I'm in the market to upgrade from my small Palm Pilot to a much larger =
capacity unit. I'm looking at the new Dell PDAs. The question I have as =
is with regard to hrtz speed. I'm trying to visualize (practically =
speaking) the difference in performance of 400 hrtz vs 612 hrtz. In a =
home computer with multifunctions occurring, the difference in =
performance is a no-brainer. But on a handheld I trying to justify the =
need for the additional speed. I guess if one were to be playing video =
type clips it would be understandable. But I'm thinking of running =
Reyburns RCT, along with my entire database.  I'm interested in those =
using the Ipaqs and the likes who using their devices to the hilt. My =
quandary is needed performance, quality of performance vs battery life =
needed to support such a big platform.=20
By the way the wave of PDAs are up to 612 hrtz with 128 mgs of memory. =
Pretty impressive!
Tom Servinsky

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