Registered: Dec 1999
Location:
Posts: 39

Anyone have the "slim leather case" from Handspring? All I want is a small case that the Visor will snap into and hold a couple of business cards and maybe a pen/stylus. This looks to fit the bill. However, I guess I'm still nervous about the screen. If the visor snaps in using the snaps for the hard cover, what is protecting the screen when you fold the top of the case over?

I have a RhinoPak 2000 for transporting and carrying other things, so I just need something small for around the office...

Thx.

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...Jim

Registered: Dec 1999
Location:
Posts: 117

I recieved the slim case today and it is going back in the morning. There is no place to put a pen or aftermarket stylus. It will hold a couple of credit cards but you can barely close the cover if the cards are in place and forget it if there are two of three dollars in the pouch.

I am buying the Devian DV3 so I can use it as a case and wallet. http://store.yahoo.com/pilotgear/devian.html

If all you need is a case to hold a card or two and the visor it may well suit your needs. You can protect the screen by simply turning the unit over and cliping it in to the case face down instead of face up.


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Registered: Oct 1999
Location: Aurora, CO, USA
Posts: 23

I just got my HandSpring Bi-fold case yesterday, and this works great. It holds a real pen, pad of paper, driver's license, five credit cards, money and a spare stylus with room to spare. All in package maybe an inch taller and wider than the Visor, and half again as thick as the device itself; small enough to pocket in a jacket pocket or the front pocket of loose pants. Construction seems solid, and it closes with a velcro tab. As with all HandSpring cases, it holds the Visor in place via a sewn-in cover like the one that comes with the Visor.

I'm very happy with it, and if you looking for something beefier than the slim case, this might be it.

JK