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DEAD-CHECK YOUR MAIL!!!-DR. LAURA HOT: Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 for $179 shipped from HSN!

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Originally posted by: vladgur
Originally posted by: JubJub4
wow this is ebay-a-liscious

you think that youre the first one who thought of that? In a week ebay will be flooded with these for under $200....

i don't see where it says in my post that i was the only one that thought of this you ass
 
Originally posted by: JubJub4
Originally posted by: vladgur
Originally posted by: JubJub4
wow this is ebay-a-liscious

you think that youre the first one who thought of that? In a week ebay will be flooded with these for under $200....

i don't see where it says in my post that i was the only one that thought of this you ass

Clearly I was the first one who thought of it. Ever.

Edit: Looks like this comes with an AC adapter. (To answer my question above about PDA's only charging in the cradle)
 
I'm kind of curious - has anyone gotten a Zaurus SL-5500 to work with Sprint's new CF 2031 PCS Connection Card? It fits into a CF slot, so I thought there might be a way to get it to work.
 
Well i think this may be the perfect pda depending on what you wanted to do. We had a bunch of ipaq 3650's which we converted to linux ( www.handhelds.org). the qtopia environement is pretty neat

Screen Shots.

Hey you can even send your pda display to ur regular computer or ssh into your pda remotely. How many pda's can handle that.
Dunno if this link was already posted
Kompany

Dascud
 
so it sounds like the only really big draw is the "coolness" and "hackability" of linux on the zaurus. usually I would go for something like that, but when it's a tool I want to use to make my life simpler and help get organized, I think wince is a better route.
 
Originally posted by: figgypower
GAAAHH! I've just been robbed of $178! The curse of the geek strikes once more...

Edit: Hey! You can play Quake on this baby... a lil' buggy and slow, but w/e! Thanks for the deal!

No big deal, I have Quake on my HP Jornada. Runs pretty smooth, considering. Just use the PocketQuake shell and import your map files.

 
i ordered one the first few hours it was posted on crazy cool deals.

i hope iget it. 🙂

also -- another question :

there is mention of the netgear and the ambicom wireless CF card. which is better? THe price difference is only $10.00
 
Originally posted by: Rufio
i ordered one the first few hours it was posted on crazy cool deals.

i hope iget it. 🙂

also -- another question :

there is mention of the netgear and the ambicom wireless CF card. which is better? THe price difference is only $10.00

There's also a d-Link at Amazon.com for $40 after rebate. There's the $5 and $10 coupons that could make it sweeter. Its got built-in USB 2.0 ports, if they'd work with the OS, then it would be great...
 
i dont k now about netgear and d-link, but ambicom is a standard prism2 based wireless card. This means its supported out of the box by the kernel and kissmet.....I see no point in paying extra...
 
My problem with this is that I now own a Zaurus and a CF 802.11b card, but I can't find the right GPS addon. Ideally, I'd like to find a SD/MMC GPS card but all of the ones I can find are CF.
Anybody have any insight?

Note: For those of you out there familiar with wireless networks, I'm interested in wardriving. 🙂
 
welll, there ya go,ebay is flooded with new listings for this pda. Those who bought it for profit will at most make 20-30 bux on their investment....
 
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