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"New" Platinum

Yes, I received my new to me Platinum from Ebay today. I have it nearly locked and loaded with applications. I decided to use older version of programs to save space. I reviewed my usage habits and found there are several apps on my other Palm devices I reallly don't use but can afford to have on my device because I have the room.

So my PDA's in order of being bought are:

Palm IIIxe (still have)
Palm Vx
Palm M505
Casio EM-500
Apple Newton MP2000
Apple Newont MP2100
Palm M500 (still have)
Tungsten T (still have)
Sony SJ-22 (still have)
Handspring Visor Edge
Handspring Visor Platinum (still have)

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surprise!

i'm surprise you never got the visor prism?

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The Prism was always out of my price range. By the time it was in my range the M505 had come out and I really liked that Vx/500 form factor. About the same time I also took my 1 turn to the dark side and bought a Casio EM-500 because Casio was starting to end production and dumping invetory I got one fairly cheap. The hardware of the Casio was great, too bad it ran ppc though. I returned to Palm and never considered ppc again.

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considering

i'm considering a axim x50v.
i'm keeping an eye out on ebay.
just because of the high res and fast processor.
i just which they had as many programs like the palm.

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I know what you mean. After six years of using Palm devices I have quite the software library built up. It would be like starting over again if I went ppc. Heck even the programs I had for the Casio wouldn't work today as they were for the mips processor.

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modules

what visor prism modules do you have?

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I don't have any modules anymore. Sold off the ones I had when I sold my Edge.

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scarce

the modules on ebay are getting scarce.