Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sun 22nd Jan 2006 23:05 UTC
Geeks.com sent us a special edition of the Toshiba e800 Pocket PC PDA. What's special about this new revision we review today is that it comes by default with a very high capacity battery and the ability to use USB devices through its "presentation pack" accessory, making it a product best suited for professionals, but also for geeks.
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Member since:2005-06-28
We know of the difference, thank you very much. But in the Pocketpc world, "rom" has become synonymous to "flash storage". It's a sign-o-the-times term, not a real term.
Oh, and no, I do not agree with your sarcastic comment about buying CF/SD cards to make up for storage. The fact that you can, doesn't mean that people will do. They buy a product so they have a full solution in their hands. Some (office, mostly) people never buy CF/SD cards.
And stop making the same comment twice (I had to make invisible one of the two, you could have just edit the first one).
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2006-01-06
very clever comment about ram vs flash.
So, now you gona say that buying some proprietary(?) ram chips would be cheaper then a 2Gb compact flash?
i wouldn't even bother if the system came with no flash memory at all having suport for cf and sd cards.
btw, i don't know if you mean flash memory when you say ROM, because rom reads: READ ONLY MEMORY. wich is not the case with flash memory.