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Sharp Zaurus C-7x0 Reviewed
jwr writes "The fine folks at BargainPDA have a
full-length review of the latest Sharp Zaurus C-7x0 handhelds. " We've covered this PDA in the past but this is a much more in depth review on this solid looking device.
they are^Wwere running their site on the Sharp Zaurus C-7x0
Call me old fashioned, but I like a dump to be as memorable as it is devastating - Bender
That was the fastest Slashdotting ever. Seriously. I clicked the link right after the article became available to non-sunscribers. It just goes to show, even though you can get complex applications like Apache to run on a PDA, it isn't always the brightest idea.
Dude, did you, like, convert the article into a telegram before you posted it or something?
The coolest voice ever.
You're too late buddy. "Does it run Linux" is so 2002. The current buzz-question is "does it support Ogg Vorbis?".
Dynaism would be overflown with orders...
The so-called "clamshell" design means that the PDA opens like a tiny laptop. If cigarettes weren't so unfashionable, I'd prefer to call this a "cigarette case" design, in the style of the multi-functional gadgets used by James Bond. I showed the C750 to a number of people, geek and non-geek, and everybody liked it. It was unusally [for a computer] popular with the ladies.
Finally Sony has developed a chick magnet for geeks.
"It takes many nails to build a crib, but one screw to fill it."
There is a built-in help system but unfortunately it has not been translated from Japanese.
pffft...help files! Real Linux h4x0rs don't need help files !