RE: Webpads - Any ideas?

["David Millard" <david@xxxxxxx>]

I have 2 Fujitsu's Point 510's for sale if you are interested also have
proper docking stations for them. Contact me off list
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David
david@xxxxxxx
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-----Original Message-----
From: Wayne [mailto:wayne@xxxxxxx]=20
Sent: Wednesday, 26 November 2003 6:35 a.m.
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [ukha_d] Webpads - Any ideas?
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Peeps,
So I know what to look out for (just in case swmbo is in a good mood) it

is literally called a 'Point510' or did I miss something?

(although those RM tablets look cool!)

Wayne,
www.planetWayne.com

Andy Laurence wrote:

>From: Adam Stevens [mailto:adam@xxxxxxx]=20
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>>Thanks to Rob and Paul for their suggestions.  Problem is that I
really want
>>something diskless.  If I go down the tablet PC route, I may as
well
>>continue using the laptop (boot time, heat, etc).  I've been
looking
at the
>>CE.net based AquaPads, has anyone has any experience with these?
(they're a
>>little above my budget, but might be worth the extra).
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>What's wrong with a Point510?  They go into standby for days (weeks?),
and boot (almost) instantly from that.  They support wireless cards
through the PCMCIA slot in the top.  They have about a 10-12" screen
(forget exactly), and a resistive touchscreen (no need for a stylus if
you're lazy).  I used mine for web/mail until I sold it last week.  They
are getting pricy now, but =A3150 should do it on Ebay.  Mine went for
=A3112 :-/
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>Cheers,
>Andy
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