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Archive for November 26th, 2009

Hello I often have crazy ideas and I have one for a hoverboard. My idea is to have a skateboard’s wheels taken off. Next mount a neodymium magnet onto the bottom of the wheel-less skateboard. After that nail a small board to each side of the skateboard and another board to connect the two smaller ones. After that mount the two more neodymium magnets onto the board that connects the two small ones so they would propel against the the one. After that hook up a car battery or a strong PDA battery to a switch and hook it connect it to the two neodymium magnets that will propel against the one by soldering it or something. Do you think that would be enough to make an actual hoverboard?

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ok i currently have a sony ericsson w910i. i am planning to buy a pda. i really like the x51, but im sad to find out it doesnt have phone functionality. should i buy it anyways and if so, is there a small phone with 2MP camera which can replace my w910i.

otherwise, do you know any pda’s which have phone functionality. needs to have average battery life. NOT LOOKING FoR BLACKBERRY’s / PALM.

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Our specific problem is getting travel announcements from a PDA for the blind (PacMate about 6x10x2 inches 2 pounds) to the area of the ears without covering the ears so ordinary sound clues used by my blind wife are still available. One solution is a small FM transmitter intended to plug into a tape player and a small FM radio.with included or added speakers mounted to the shoulder strap.
A different solution would be to use a plug in Bluetooth transmitter – we own two different brands – to a battery powered speaker or open earphones (hook over the ear, but lay them flat) We have one of the latter and it isn’t loud enough by far. I am tempted by one of the speakers that clip on the sun shade for hands free phone use in a car, but I don’t know if it will partner with the transmitter units we have. Anyone have any experience?
I have looked at the larger Bluetooth speakers that sit on the shelf, but they all seem too large to fasten on a shoulder strap. Any suggestions?
I will explore other choices. One we can not do is a cable from the PDA to speakers – she often is carrying a backpack, purse and the PDA and the cable+speakers mess things up.

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i recently bought a t-mobile dash from ebay. It is second hand i think. I read from the internet that the battery life of t-mobile dash is 202 hours but my dash’s battery life lasts only for one day or one day and half and I don’t do lots of text messaging yet. Normally, I do lots of SMS messaging. I was wondering if there is something wrong with the battery or the dash just eats a lot of battery life? It does not shut down nor anything else. My problem is it has low battery life. Do I need to change my battery or it is only normal for PDA’s to have low battery life? Please help me. i am clueless.

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I realise this is down to personal preference – But which phone would you recommend for business calling? By this I mean I need bluetooth but no other gadgets – I need a phone that has really good sound quality (preferably so my customers think I’m in my office rather than in my house) and that has good battery life.

I have used gadget phones and pda phones in the past and although they are useful, they are pretty terrible at phone calls! Does anybody make a good quality phone anymore which just does calling well?

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I just bought a Palm Tungsten E2 and I want to delete the old owner but I do not know how. The forum said something about a hard reset which involves removing the battery. I there not an easier way? Thank you!

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this is the laptop http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/store/pcw_page.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@1737110842.1237769381@@@@&BV_EngineID=ccfladegkjdhhdjcflgceggdhhmdgmj.0&page=Product&fm=null&sm=null&tm=null&sku=557073&category_oid=

Full specification
Benefit
Processor Type Intel Core 2 Duo T5800
Processor speed 2GHz, 800MHz FSB, 2MB Cache The higher the number of Megahertz (MHZ) the faster the processor should be
Memory Size 3GB MB
Memory Type DDR 2
Hard Drive Capacity 250 GB The bigger the capacity the more you can store
Optical Drives DVD/RW
CD-ROM Speed 24 x Enabling access to CD ROM data. The higher the number the faster the speed
CD-RW Speed. 24 x Enabling you to access and store data on CD-RW disks. The higher the number the faster the speed
DVD-ROM Speed 6 x Enabling you access to data on DVD. The higher the number the faster the speed
DVD-RW Speed 8 x Enabling you to store data on DVD. The higher the number the faster the speed
Floppy Disk Drive NO Floppy disks are 3.5″ square and store a small amount of data. CDs,DVDs and memory sticks are now usually used instead
Screen Size/Type 15.6″ Widescreen
Graphics Card Type Integrated To enable images to be displayed on your monitor
TV-out NO Allowing you to plug your laptop into a TV to watch DVDs
Wireless Enabled YES Allows you to connect to an existing wireless network such as in a office or a wireless hot spot
No. of USB Connections 3 The more connections the computer has the more equipment you can connect to your computer e.g. a modem, printer, scanner, digital camera, PDA
Infrared Port Included NO Allowing you to connect to other devices with infrared such as an infrared enabled mobile phone
Battery Type 4 cell
Battery life (up to) 2.0 hours
Weight 2.7 kg This is the weight of the appliance in KG
Width 244 mm
Depth 373 mm
Colour Blue

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I have a dell Axim x50v. the PDA itself is great

the battery life is rubbish tho

my problem is the pda doesent carry a sim card so it cannot access the 3g / edge / hdspa networks… even if it did the speeds are still slow…

is there any way i can increase internet speeds over wifi

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Its called a GSM Quad Band H08, touch screen. Its a at&t or t moble phone. They say its type is PDA (smart phone). It has a large screen with the numbers on the bottem. Its not a slider. Here are some of the specifics on it:
Specifications:

Main function: Large screen cell phone with easy to use dialing keypad with extended function dedicated keys (quad band, dual SIM cellphone)
Additional functions: Touchscreen for all phone and media functions, 1.3 megapixel camera with 3x digital zoom, FM radio, rich language
support
GSM Compatibility: Quad Band 850Mhz, 900MHz, 1800MHz, 1900Mhz
Screen: 3.0 inch TFT LCD QVGA, 240×320 with 260K colors
Screen Type: Hi-Def Polarized Touchscreen
Memory: 256MB TF Card/micro SD card included
Bluetooth Profiles: Handsfree, Headset, A2DP, AVRCP, HID, SPP, DUN, OPP, FTP – All Supported
GPRS Support: YES
SIM Card Slot: YES – 2
SIM Card Modes: Dual SIM open, SIM1 only, SIM2 only
Special Dedicated Function Buttons: YES – SIM1, SIM2, FM, MP3
Mobile internet: Yes – WAP (if supported by your network carrier)
Video Games: 4 classic strategy games
supports GPRS&WAP&MMS
FM Radio: 87.5-108Mhz (worldwide)
Languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Italian, Malaysian, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Turkish, Russian, Arabic, Thai
Battery Type: Rechargeable 3800mAh Li-ion
Battery Life:
– Talk Time: Up to 6 hours
– Music Play: Up to 12 hours
– Stand By: Up to 400 hours

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