pocket PC?

[DesiQ]

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Hey everyone,

I have a pocket PC from years ago that i've NEVER used. I actually bought it with the hopes of using it during undergrad but that never happened. Does anyone use them in medschool? Should I take it with me or leave it behind? Any experiences?

Thanks,

Lina

 

[LovelyRita]

If somehow you can load epocrates onto it, it might be helpful. The calculator and datebook, if it has one, could come in handy.

 

[wook]

I just got myself a pocket PC with a 1GB SD card. This allows me to load Up To Date on my PDA. This may not be too useful, though for your first two years of school, however, it will be pretty helpful for the clinical years.

 

[Fin-Nor]

very useful...

pocket IE and pocket AIM... 😉

 

[SM-UCLA tech]

pocket pc's will be useful during your clinical rotations mostly, and of course during residency.

there are times that i use mine for case studies, and when we go into clinic.

but if you don't have one yet, I would wait until your third year before you buy one. technology is always improving and prices are always falling. so it's better to wait until then.