Registered: Apr 2001
Location: Spring Lake Park, MN (45min from minneapolis)
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how many moduals do you own?

what moduals do you own? which ones do you recommened for others to buy? which ones do you recommend for others to not buy?

thanks for participating in this poll,
robert


i reccomend the hagiwara 16mb modual. it hasent givin me any problems yet.

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Last edited by robert sibell on 06-20-2001 at 08:00 PM

Registered: Aug 2000
Location: South Carolina
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No poll attached.
I own the Handspring Backup but am fixin' to purchase Eye Module 2.

Registered: Mar 2001
Location: Out of my skull, back in five minutes
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I put my vote in the poll thread but I'll put my note in this one.

I have three:
* Backup Module
* 8MB Flash memory
* Eyemodule

I got the Eyemod in January as part of rebate deal; I learned of the EM2 when it came out. Probably would've waited, but the 2 is more expensive, so maybe not.
It's been the most useful of the three, so far, tho.
But, I think everyone should have the backup module and I wish Handspring had included it with the Visor itself. Kinda like with video game handhelds -- you buy the computer, you get a game module.

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Registered: Mar 2001
Location: San Diego, California
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I have the matchbook drive and a 64MB Minijam.

I want the Magellan GPS module, MemplugCF, and the bluetooth module if it ever comes out

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Registered: Nov 2000
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Thats a mighty big picture of a module you've got their...

I own:

• Handspring Backup Module
  
• Magellan GPS
  
• ThinModem+
  
• MemPlug (SM)
  

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Registered: Dec 2000
Location: NJ,US
Posts: 94

Let's see,

I have

2 8 Meg Flash Module
Backup Module
Memplug
Eyemodule
Eyemodule2
Minstrel
HandyGPS
Omniremote

The only ones I now use are the memplug and Backup module.
I stop using my Eyemodules when I got a digital camera that
uses SMC, so that I can view the images with the memplug.
I got tired of YadaYada, so i now use the serial cable and
my samsung 8500 for internet access.

PS. cant wait for the full version of PiDirect.

Registered: Feb 2000
Location: El Segundo,CA
Posts: 374

8 Meg Flash Module
16 Meg Flash Module
8 Meg Backup Module
Eyemodule1
Eyemodule2
Phone
Modem
Soundsgood
forgot the 2v

I would like to get rid of the Eyemodule 1

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• 8MB Flash Module
  
• Backup Module
  
• Thinmodem+
  
• MemPlug (SM)
  

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Registered: Jun 2001
Location: Portsmouth, NH
Posts: 17

I have the following:

MemPlug SM
ThinModem
Wireless Ethernet

The Thinmodem is great - I can connect to my ISP and run my Linux Server with TopGun SSH Telnet.

Just got the MemPlug yesterday and with the new PiDirect I can run apps and read-only databases from the SM card...excellent!

The Xircom Wireless I am evaluating and so far it cannot process DHCP requests. They are working on this problem.

Registered: Mar 2000
Location: NYC
Posts: 287

Let's see, I have sold some old modules and bought some new ones.

I used to have:

1 Backup Module
1 Franklin Dictionary
1 Eyemod2*
2 Innopak

I sold all of them except the Eyemod2* and now I have:
Eyemod2*
MemPlug SM
Total Recall
Gameface
Stowaway Keyboard.


Al

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Last edited by acajigas on 09-05-2001 at 04:42 PM

Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Houston, TX
Posts: 41

I have spent some bucks...

* backup module
* 8 Meg Flash - almost all games
* Soundsgood - which I use almost every day while working out.
* Targus Total Recall - not sure about this one. I really want an external button to begin recordings. Can someone figure out a hack to get this thing working from the hard keys???
* Omnisky and Minstrel S - useful, but pretty large.
* Thinmodem - one of the best buys I have had.
* Memplug plus 64meg card (my Toshiba digital uses smartmedia so I lucked out on this one.)


By the way Ababall Rocks on the Prism.

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Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 216

I have spent big bucks as well though my wife has been understanding (so far).

HandSpring Backup module
ThinModem Plus
Presenter-to-Go

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Location: Seattle, WA
Posts: 604

Backup
HS 8mb Flash
InnoPak 2v
Minstrel S (w/YadaYada)
Eyemodule 1 (thinking of getting rid of it and upgrading to EM 2)
SpringPort wireline Modem
SoundsGood with Energy Clip
Magellan GPS Companion
Geodiscovery Geode GPS (only be default - I have repeatedly tried to return it, so far without luck. The Companion is a better module).

I use the 8mb almost all the time, the backup once a day or so, The SoundsGood several times a week, and the other modules more rarely - on an "as needed" basis, more often if I'm travelling.

I'm toying with getting one of the newer storage modules that use smart media or compact flash, but I don't have a pressing need for one right now - I'm only using about 5mb of my 8mb flash (mostly games, ebooks, a couple of apps), and I've got 2mb free on my Prism, so I'm not terribly pressed for space right now. As noted, I also lust after an EyeModule 2, but haven't worked up to dropping the money for one yet. If I could get Geodiscovery to honor their return policy on the Geode, I'd probably use the refund to buy the EM2.

Last edited by VTL on 06-21-2001 at 06:22 PM

Registered: Dec 2000
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Posts: 175

There was another thread about how much money you'd spent on your Visor (hardware & software) and when I figured it out to respond, I cringed.

Modules:

Minstrel S (w/YadaYada)
CardAccess ThinModem
Handspring Backup
MiniJam
Innpocket FlashPlus CF on its way here.

I use my Minstrel and MiniJam everyday. My Minijam has been my "keep-in" module because I loaded PeanutReader and a slew of e-books & docs into the extra ram. Of course, with CSpotRun on my Flashplus that won't be necessary anymore.

Registered: Oct 2000
Location:
Posts: 21

Which modules don't I have?

Hello, my name is Andy and I'm a module-aholic.

Handspring Backup
ThinModem+
Eyemodule2
MemPlug (2 64 mb cards & 3 16 mb cards)
Geodiscovery Geode
SoundsGood

I use the EyeModule2, the MemPlug, and the SoundsGood constantly everyday, the Geode about twice a week, the ThinModem+ about once a week, and the Handspring Backup never, as my Prism now has 16 mb internal. I do wireless internet with my StarTac and a cable, so I can use one of the modules at the same time.

Registered: Feb 2001
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Posts: 4

Modules

I own the OmniRemote and the SoundsGood. I use the SoundsGood everyday and love it. I had some trouble with the first one I bought and wrote them about the problem and, even though the warranty had just expired, they sent me a new one, no questions asked. Great service.

I just got the OmniRemote because the software version couldn't control my Kenwood receiver. It looks like the module can't either, so that one's going back soon.

I also used to own a Xircom conduit for the Nokia 8190. It let me use the cell phone to connect to the internet. The time was expensive (I use Cingular) and the connection slow (9600 I think). I sit at a computer at work all day, so I never used it.

My clear favorite: SoundsGood MP3!

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When I got my first Visor I also got an 8 Mb module and a Backup Module.

Just added an Eyemodule this week. (I like it alot, it's just for fun)

I'll be getting a Soundsgood (with energyclip) soon.

Michael

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8 Meg Flash Module

Registered: Sep 1999
Location: Seattle, WA, USA
Posts: 406

Backup Module
Thinmodem
MemPlug SM (32MB)
Eyemodule 1

I've had the backup module since the time I got my Visor Deluxe.
I just bought the eyemodule 1 since it was on sale at OfficeMax for $60. I'm really surprised at how much I'm using it

Registered: Aug 2000
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Posts: 137

I've got:

Minstrel S (w/ Yada Yada)
Backup Module

This doesn't count, but I have the Stowaway too for my VDX.

I'd like a good GPS module, but I'm waiting for color.

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