best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

take generic expandable RAM.

Bluetooth

standard Cardbus slot so I can plug in one of the new 3G aircards for web
browsing -- is this available on any of them?

interchaneable LiIon batteries.

clamshell design would be nice.

I have no particular OS requirements, though I will hotsync to an XP
laptop.

In article ,
"Robert Morein" wrote:

best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

take generic expandable RAM.

Bluetooth

standard Cardbus slot so I can plug in one of the new 3G aircards for web
browsing -- is this available on any of them?

interchaneable LiIon batteries.

clamshell design would be nice.

I have no particular OS requirements, though I will hotsync to an XP
laptop.

Forgive me the joke, but a 12" iBook or Powerbook from Apple would do
all of that.

Marc

--
Marc Heusser
(remove the obvious: CHEERS and MERICAL...until end to reply via email)

In article ,
"Robert Morein" wrote:

best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

take generic expandable RAM.

Bluetooth

standard Cardbus slot so I can plug in one of the new 3G aircards for web
browsing -- is this available on any of them?

interchaneable LiIon batteries.

clamshell design would be nice.

I have no particular OS requirements, though I will hotsync to an XP
laptop.

Forgive me the joke, but a 12" iBook or Powerbook from Apple would do
all of that.

Marc

--
Marc Heusser
(remove the obvious: CHEERS and MERICAL...until end to reply via email)

In article ,
"Robert Morein" wrote:

best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

take generic expandable RAM.

Bluetooth

standard Cardbus slot so I can plug in one of the new 3G aircards for web
browsing -- is this available on any of them?

interchaneable LiIon batteries.

clamshell design would be nice.

I have no particular OS requirements, though I will hotsync to an XP
laptop.

Forgive me the joke, but a 12" iBook or Powerbook from Apple would do
all of that.

Marc

--
Marc Heusser
(remove the obvious: CHEERS and MERICAL...until end to reply via email)

In article ,
"Robert Morein" wrote:

best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

take generic expandable RAM.

Bluetooth

standard Cardbus slot so I can plug in one of the new 3G aircards for web
browsing -- is this available on any of them?

interchaneable LiIon batteries.

clamshell design would be nice.

I have no particular OS requirements, though I will hotsync to an XP
laptop.

Forgive me the joke, but a 12" iBook or Powerbook from Apple would do
all of that.

Marc

--
Marc Heusser
(remove the obvious: CHEERS and MERICAL...until end to reply via email)

best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin


take generic expandable RAM.

Bluetooth

standard Cardbus slot so I can plug in one of the new 3G aircards for web
browsing -- is this available on any of them?

interchaneable LiIon batteries.

clamshell design would be nice.

I have no particular OS requirements, though I will hotsync to an XP
laptop.

best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin


take generic expandable RAM.

Bluetooth

standard Cardbus slot so I can plug in one of the new 3G aircards for web
browsing -- is this available on any of them?

interchaneable LiIon batteries.

clamshell design would be nice.

I have no particular OS requirements, though I will hotsync to an XP
laptop.

best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin


take generic expandable RAM.

Bluetooth

standard Cardbus slot so I can plug in one of the new 3G aircards for web
browsing -- is this available on any of them?

interchaneable LiIon batteries.

clamshell design would be nice.

I have no particular OS requirements, though I will hotsync to an XP
laptop.

best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin


take generic expandable RAM.

Bluetooth

standard Cardbus slot so I can plug in one of the new 3G aircards for web
browsing -- is this available on any of them?

interchaneable LiIon batteries.

clamshell design would be nice.

I have no particular OS requirements, though I will hotsync to an XP
laptop.

"Hm" wrote in message
om...
best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that can
be downloaded into PDAs.

"Hm" wrote in message
om...
best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that can
be downloaded into PDAs.

"Hm" wrote in message
om...
best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that can
be downloaded into PDAs.

"Hm" wrote in message
om...
best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that can
be downloaded into PDAs.

"Marc Heusser" alid wrote
in message ...
In article ,
"Robert Morein" wrote:

[snip]

Forgive me the joke, but a 12" iBook or Powerbook from Apple would do
all of that.

Marc

I have a 15" Centrino, great device.
However, I'd like something a little smaller for this purpose.

"Marc Heusser" alid wrote
in message ...
In article ,
"Robert Morein" wrote:

[snip]

Forgive me the joke, but a 12" iBook or Powerbook from Apple would do
all of that.

Marc

I have a 15" Centrino, great device.
However, I'd like something a little smaller for this purpose.

"Marc Heusser" alid wrote
in message ...
In article ,
"Robert Morein" wrote:

[snip]

Forgive me the joke, but a 12" iBook or Powerbook from Apple would do
all of that.

Marc

I have a 15" Centrino, great device.
However, I'd like something a little smaller for this purpose.

"Marc Heusser" alid wrote
in message ...
In article ,
"Robert Morein" wrote:

[snip]

Forgive me the joke, but a 12" iBook or Powerbook from Apple would do
all of that.

Marc

I have a 15" Centrino, great device.
However, I'd like something a little smaller for this purpose.

In article ,
says...

"Hm" wrote in message
om...
best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that can
be downloaded into PDAs.



Delorme has a new GPS system. The receiver can connect to a battery
pack, it is bluetooth capable and made to run mapping software on a PDA.
In fact they have a model made for PDA's and Laptops with all the cables
battery packs software etc for $319. You can see that one he

http://www.delorme.com/earthmate/configboth_info.asp

I.Care

In article ,
says...

"Hm" wrote in message
om...
best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that can
be downloaded into PDAs.



Delorme has a new GPS system. The receiver can connect to a battery
pack, it is bluetooth capable and made to run mapping software on a PDA.
In fact they have a model made for PDA's and Laptops with all the cables
battery packs software etc for $319. You can see that one he

http://www.delorme.com/earthmate/configboth_info.asp

I.Care

In article ,
says...

"Hm" wrote in message
om...
best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that can
be downloaded into PDAs.



Delorme has a new GPS system. The receiver can connect to a battery
pack, it is bluetooth capable and made to run mapping software on a PDA.
In fact they have a model made for PDA's and Laptops with all the cables
battery packs software etc for $319. You can see that one he

http://www.delorme.com/earthmate/configboth_info.asp

I.Care

In article ,
says...

"Hm" wrote in message
om...
best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that can
be downloaded into PDAs.



Delorme has a new GPS system. The receiver can connect to a battery
pack, it is bluetooth capable and made to run mapping software on a PDA.
In fact they have a model made for PDA's and Laptops with all the cables
battery packs software etc for $319. You can see that one he

http://www.delorme.com/earthmate/configboth_info.asp

I.Care

"I.Care" wrote in message
t...
In article ,
says...

"Hm" wrote in message
om...
best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that
can
be downloaded into PDAs.



Delorme has a new GPS system. The receiver can connect to a battery
pack, it is bluetooth capable and made to run mapping software on a PDA.
In fact they have a model made for PDA's and Laptops with all the cables
battery packs software etc for $319. You can see that one he

http://www.delorme.com/earthmate/configboth_info.asp

I.Care

Thank you. I am aware of that. The big question is, choice of the PDA.
Are any of them capable of browsing the standard web without "special
edition" web pages?
Do any of them have laptop-type card slots, or are they restricted to that
other mini-card?
The various cellphone outfits offer high speed data cards, but I can't
afford one for the laptop and a separate one for the PDA

"I.Care" wrote in message
t...
In article ,
says...

"Hm" wrote in message
om...
best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that
can
be downloaded into PDAs.



Delorme has a new GPS system. The receiver can connect to a battery
pack, it is bluetooth capable and made to run mapping software on a PDA.
In fact they have a model made for PDA's and Laptops with all the cables
battery packs software etc for $319. You can see that one he

http://www.delorme.com/earthmate/configboth_info.asp

I.Care

Thank you. I am aware of that. The big question is, choice of the PDA.
Are any of them capable of browsing the standard web without "special
edition" web pages?
Do any of them have laptop-type card slots, or are they restricted to that
other mini-card?
The various cellphone outfits offer high speed data cards, but I can't
afford one for the laptop and a separate one for the PDA

"I.Care" wrote in message
t...
In article ,
says...

"Hm" wrote in message
om...
best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that
can
be downloaded into PDAs.



Delorme has a new GPS system. The receiver can connect to a battery
pack, it is bluetooth capable and made to run mapping software on a PDA.
In fact they have a model made for PDA's and Laptops with all the cables
battery packs software etc for $319. You can see that one he

http://www.delorme.com/earthmate/configboth_info.asp

I.Care

Thank you. I am aware of that. The big question is, choice of the PDA.
Are any of them capable of browsing the standard web without "special
edition" web pages?
Do any of them have laptop-type card slots, or are they restricted to that
other mini-card?
The various cellphone outfits offer high speed data cards, but I can't
afford one for the laptop and a separate one for the PDA

"I.Care" wrote in message
t...
In article ,
says...

"Hm" wrote in message
om...
best PDA to do the following?

play MP3's

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that
can
be downloaded into PDAs.



Delorme has a new GPS system. The receiver can connect to a battery
pack, it is bluetooth capable and made to run mapping software on a PDA.
In fact they have a model made for PDA's and Laptops with all the cables
battery packs software etc for $319. You can see that one he

http://www.delorme.com/earthmate/configboth_info.asp

I.Care

Thank you. I am aware of that. The big question is, choice of the PDA.
Are any of them capable of browsing the standard web without "special
edition" web pages?
Do any of them have laptop-type card slots, or are they restricted to that
other mini-card?
The various cellphone outfits offer high speed data cards, but I can't
afford one for the laptop and a separate one for the PDA

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that can
be downloaded into PDAs.

Nope, only the iQue made by Garmin can run the programs needed to show
the Garmin maps.

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that can
be downloaded into PDAs.

Nope, only the iQue made by Garmin can run the programs needed to show
the Garmin maps.

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that can
be downloaded into PDAs.

Nope, only the iQue made by Garmin can run the programs needed to show
the Garmin maps.

large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that can
be downloaded into PDAs.

Nope, only the iQue made by Garmin can run the programs needed to show
the Garmin maps.

"Hm" wrote in message
om...
large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that
can
be downloaded into PDAs.

Nope, only the iQue made by Garmin can run the programs needed to show
the Garmin maps.

I stupidly transposed "Garmin" and "DeLorme."

DeLorme has an equivalent line, and supports generic PDA's.

"Hm" wrote in message
om...
large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that
can
be downloaded into PDAs.

Nope, only the iQue made by Garmin can run the programs needed to show
the Garmin maps.

I stupidly transposed "Garmin" and "DeLorme."

DeLorme has an equivalent line, and supports generic PDA's.

"Hm" wrote in message
om...
large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that
can
be downloaded into PDAs.

Nope, only the iQue made by Garmin can run the programs needed to show
the Garmin maps.

I stupidly transposed "Garmin" and "DeLorme."

DeLorme has an equivalent line, and supports generic PDA's.

"Hm" wrote in message
om...
large color display for Garmin maps

There is only one PDA that can do this, the iQue 3600 from Garmin

Forgive me if I'm mistaken, but I thought that Garmin has a product that
can
be downloaded into PDAs.

Nope, only the iQue made by Garmin can run the programs needed to show
the Garmin maps.

I stupidly transposed "Garmin" and "DeLorme."

DeLorme has an equivalent line, and supports generic PDA's.

Robert Morein wrote:

Thank you. I am aware of that. The big question is, choice of the PDA.
Are any of them capable of browsing the standard web without "special
edition" web pages?
Do any of them have laptop-type card slots, or are they restricted to that
other mini-card?
The various cellphone outfits offer high speed data cards, but I can't
afford one for the laptop and a separate one for the PDA

You can't go wrong with an HP iPAQ h5550/h5555. Add one of the many
expansion packs and you can use third party PCMCIA, CF and SD cards.

If you want card slots built-in, consider the iPAQ h2210/h2215 or the
Toshiba e800/e805.

And since this is an audio newsgroup, have a look at our PDAudio
system. It turns a PDA into a two track 24/96 high-res audio recorder.

--
Len Moskowitz PDAudio, Binaural Mics, Cables, DPA, M-Audio
Core Sound http://www.stealthmicrophones.com
Teaneck, New Jersey USA http://www.core-sound.com
Tel: 201-801-0812, FAX: 201-801-0912

Robert Morein wrote:

Thank you. I am aware of that. The big question is, choice of the PDA.
Are any of them capable of browsing the standard web without "special
edition" web pages?
Do any of them have laptop-type card slots, or are they restricted to that
other mini-card?
The various cellphone outfits offer high speed data cards, but I can't
afford one for the laptop and a separate one for the PDA

You can't go wrong with an HP iPAQ h5550/h5555. Add one of the many
expansion packs and you can use third party PCMCIA, CF and SD cards.

If you want card slots built-in, consider the iPAQ h2210/h2215 or the
Toshiba e800/e805.

And since this is an audio newsgroup, have a look at our PDAudio
system. It turns a PDA into a two track 24/96 high-res audio recorder.

--
Len Moskowitz PDAudio, Binaural Mics, Cables, DPA, M-Audio
Core Sound http://www.stealthmicrophones.com
Teaneck, New Jersey USA http://www.core-sound.com
Tel: 201-801-0812, FAX: 201-801-0912

Robert Morein wrote:

Thank you. I am aware of that. The big question is, choice of the PDA.
Are any of them capable of browsing the standard web without "special
edition" web pages?
Do any of them have laptop-type card slots, or are they restricted to that
other mini-card?
The various cellphone outfits offer high speed data cards, but I can't
afford one for the laptop and a separate one for the PDA

You can't go wrong with an HP iPAQ h5550/h5555. Add one of the many
expansion packs and you can use third party PCMCIA, CF and SD cards.

If you want card slots built-in, consider the iPAQ h2210/h2215 or the
Toshiba e800/e805.

And since this is an audio newsgroup, have a look at our PDAudio
system. It turns a PDA into a two track 24/96 high-res audio recorder.

--
Len Moskowitz PDAudio, Binaural Mics, Cables, DPA, M-Audio
Core Sound http://www.stealthmicrophones.com
Teaneck, New Jersey USA http://www.core-sound.com
Tel: 201-801-0812, FAX: 201-801-0912

Robert Morein wrote:

Thank you. I am aware of that. The big question is, choice of the PDA.
Are any of them capable of browsing the standard web without "special
edition" web pages?
Do any of them have laptop-type card slots, or are they restricted to that
other mini-card?
The various cellphone outfits offer high speed data cards, but I can't
afford one for the laptop and a separate one for the PDA

You can't go wrong with an HP iPAQ h5550/h5555. Add one of the many
expansion packs and you can use third party PCMCIA, CF and SD cards.

If you want card slots built-in, consider the iPAQ h2210/h2215 or the
Toshiba e800/e805.

And since this is an audio newsgroup, have a look at our PDAudio
system. It turns a PDA into a two track 24/96 high-res audio recorder.

--
Len Moskowitz PDAudio, Binaural Mics, Cables, DPA, M-Audio
Core Sound http://www.stealthmicrophones.com
Teaneck, New Jersey USA http://www.core-sound.com
Tel: 201-801-0812, FAX: 201-801-0912

"Len Moskowitz" wrote in message
...

Robert Morein wrote:

Thank you. I am aware of that. The big question is, choice of the PDA.
Are any of them capable of browsing the standard web without "special
edition" web pages?
Do any of them have laptop-type card slots, or are they restricted to
that
other mini-card?
The various cellphone outfits offer high speed data cards, but I can't
afford one for the laptop and a separate one for the PDA

You can't go wrong with an HP iPAQ h5550/h5555. Add one of the many
expansion packs and you can use third party PCMCIA, CF and SD cards.

Do you know of anyone using a a cell provider's aircard with one?

"Len Moskowitz" wrote in message
...

Robert Morein wrote:

Thank you. I am aware of that. The big question is, choice of the PDA.
Are any of them capable of browsing the standard web without "special
edition" web pages?
Do any of them have laptop-type card slots, or are they restricted to
that
other mini-card?
The various cellphone outfits offer high speed data cards, but I can't
afford one for the laptop and a separate one for the PDA

You can't go wrong with an HP iPAQ h5550/h5555. Add one of the many
expansion packs and you can use third party PCMCIA, CF and SD cards.

Do you know of anyone using a a cell provider's aircard with one?

"Len Moskowitz" wrote in message
...

Robert Morein wrote:

Thank you. I am aware of that. The big question is, choice of the PDA.
Are any of them capable of browsing the standard web without "special
edition" web pages?
Do any of them have laptop-type card slots, or are they restricted to
that
other mini-card?
The various cellphone outfits offer high speed data cards, but I can't
afford one for the laptop and a separate one for the PDA

You can't go wrong with an HP iPAQ h5550/h5555. Add one of the many
expansion packs and you can use third party PCMCIA, CF and SD cards.

Do you know of anyone using a a cell provider's aircard with one?