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Graham-P

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1,548 posts

276 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2005
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Can some help?
Is there a PDA out there that has handwriting recognition? (write on the screen, instead of typing)
I was going for an HP4700, I will want it for satnav as well.

Cheers
Graham

killsta

1,843 posts

258 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2005
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I think most of them do.

Mine definately does - Dell Axim X30.

Also use it with TomTom GPS.

puggit

49,820 posts

278 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2005
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My little Orange SPV M500 does voice and handwriting recognition - and will run TomTom

zumbruk

7,848 posts

290 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2005
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The iPaq does.

Don't the Palms use a 'halfway house' system called "Graffiti" where you have to write the characters in a particular way? I couldn't get on with that, so the palm went off to another home...

Plotloss

67,280 posts

300 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2005
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puggit said:
My little Orange SPV M500 does voice and handwriting recognition - and will run TomTom


Are they any good?

I need a wifi PDA and am thinking of upgrading my C500 to the M5000

puggit

49,820 posts

278 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2005
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Plotloss said:
puggit said:
My little Orange SPV M500 does voice and handwriting recognition - and will run TomTom


Are they any good?

I need a wifi PDA and am thinking of upgrading my C500 to the M5000
The M500 is great, but it doesn't have wifi!

I think it's the M2000 or something which has that - but then you're going back to the size of early mobiles!

Plotloss

67,280 posts

300 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2005
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They've canned the M500, its now the M1500

Liked the look of that but want the M5000/XDA Exec which does have wifi doesnt it?

puggit

49,820 posts

278 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2005
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Orange look like they're still selling it:

http://shop.orange.co.uk/shop/show/handsets/pay_mont

I'm working in Stockley Park, so if you want to see the phone let me know!

tycho

12,284 posts

303 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2005
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I had the O2 Exec for a week until I had to take it back due to crap O2 coverage at home. It was probably the best gadget I have ever had. A bit big for a mobile but has everything you could need. The only downside is it only has wi-fi b, not g but if you only surf the net from a home line, you won't know the difference.

It is a bit bulky but a great bit of kit. I eventually went to Orange but they want £299 rather than £150 that O2 wanted so I got a Nokia N70 instead.

kevin63

4,661 posts

283 months

Wednesday 23rd November 2005
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I am using a HP3715 to write this and has just about everything on it, including wifi which is great for hot spots and has bluetooth and infared, and loads more, not cheap but great.