16 Jul
2010
16 Jul
'10
7:41 p.m.
On 16 July 2010 18:51, Philip Belben <philip at axeside.co.uk> wrote:
Liam Proven wrote:
Well, true - but there is nothing quite like the Series 3 any more and
I don't think there ever will be again. Frankly, although there were
things I really missed about my various S3s, the S5s were better in so
many important or significant ways that I never considered moving
back.
I preferred the S3 interface, the keyboard shortcuts, the file/program
manager and much more, but the S5 was so much more capable, I never
regretted moving.
I'd give a lot for a modern S5 type device, but I would never go back
to an S3 today, I'm afraid...
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This is not strictly on-topic, but I thought it might be of interest.
I for one, and a lot of former Psion-owning acquaintances, have long
bemoaned that there is no modern equivalent of the classic
keyboard-driven PDA available today.
Which is why I was rather interested by this device:
http://digitalchunk.com/kddi-sharp-android-iso1-smartbook.htm
Thanks for the reference. ?It looks an interesting product.
But why "former Psion 5 owners", on this list of all places? ?I have never
owned a Psion 5 - but I use my Psion 3c daily!
Philip ?(still catching up on the list...)