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I haven't tried using a PocketPC, but my brother has one and it seems to be alright. If you're a medical student or doctor, I would recommend a Palm, because there's more medical software for it.
I have a Palm Tungsten T3, and I like it so far.
I have a Palm Tungsten T3, and I like it so far.
OP
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TruckGirl said:
Oh ok..
I heard that PPC platform "SMOKES" the palm one..?
I intend to use it for reference such as harrisons, pharmacology and some emergency med. I also want to use it for GPS and a media palyer..
Any thought on this?
I'm not sure what you mean by "smokes"? But I think you're referring to an emulator. Yes, I think there are some of those available.
I already have the Harrison's eBook, pharmacology stuff, and emergency med. I also have a GPS-friendly map for my city, but I think I have to buy some extra accessory to make the GPS work. There are several media players available. I'm not sure about PocketPC, but I think it's possible that PocketPC might be slightly better than Palm at things like a media player..etc.
I already have the Harrison's eBook, pharmacology stuff, and emergency med. I also have a GPS-friendly map for my city, but I think I have to buy some extra accessory to make the GPS work. There are several media players available. I'm not sure about PocketPC, but I think it's possible that PocketPC might be slightly better than Palm at things like a media player..etc.
OP
Well, here you go. CNET's handheld buying guide:
http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-9580_7-5139854-1.html?tag=dir.hbg
I recommend you also start browsing their handheld reviews, by price or rating..etc. Study it for some time so you make the right decision. And as I already told you, there seems to be more medical software for Palm than PocketPC.
http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-9580_7-5139854-1.html?tag=dir.hbg
I recommend you also start browsing their handheld reviews, by price or rating..etc. Study it for some time so you make the right decision. And as I already told you, there seems to be more medical software for Palm than PocketPC.
OK, it doesn't show, but this is my baby covered, the Tungsten T3:
It's attention grabbing in red
It's attention grabbing in red