Treo 650
The action with the WRX was
captured beautifully with my new toy: a
Treo 650.
It's a combination <abbr title="Personal Digital Assistant">PDA</abbr> and
cellular phone that runs PalmOS,
and with the data service I picked up with the package, the built-in web
browser and email client are actually proving to be fairly handy. Definitely
a big step up from the BlackBerry
I had while I was at my previous job; the screen and form factor are a huge
leap forward, and having a camera built-in (albeit pretty crappy) is a cute
gimmicky toy. Battery life is at least as good too (actually, it looks like
it's going to be quite a bit better; I should get two or three days out of
a charge with my normal usage, which is pretty excessive compared to an
average user). Phone and data service coverage with
Sprint seems to be pretty good so far,
and the data service is a LOT faster than the Nextel service I had the
BlackBerry connected to. The SD media slot means this thing can also serve
as a portable MP3/OGG/media player
too; 2G of audio storage ain't bad. I can bolt the thing up to my desktop
via bluetooth and infrared as well, which means one less cable to muck
with. I'm pretty happy with it so far.
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