eigenwave
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Registered: Nov 2001
Location: CA
Posts: 47 |
While I don't have a Treo, per se, I think your decision may be clarified by considering what you really want.
If you: 1) want sleek and portable, 2) want 16-Mb standard, 3) want future high-speed access via GPRS, 4) can live without Springboard slot and accessories, 5) won't have any regrets of off-loading previous PDA, 6) want the latest and greatest, 7) consolidation of 3 devices,
...then go Treo all the way. 
OTOH, if you: 1) can live with your current Visor model because it's reliable and works, 2) can get-over your friends' taunting you about the brick on your belt, 3) have a lot of Springboard modules that you can't part with, 4) don't mind talking into a phone which looks like a GameBoy, 5) think it's too expensive to shell out $500+,
...then go with a Visorphone+Visor combo. 
I have the latter for following reasons: 1) it was cheap at $99, 2) reception is good to excellent in my location (93111), 3) can continue to use my other modules, 4) don't really care for GPRS since most of my surfing consists of PQA lookups and email. Short and to the point. If I have signal, then I can access the internet, albeit dialup. If I want high-speed access, I have my DSL at home and the T1 at work.
Depends on what you really want, not by what others want you to have or think you should have. 
Just my USD 0.02.
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