And water is a great example of how the commerce clause should apply.
Where does the water that's going through the water meter come from? Typically, either an aquifer spanning multiple-state...or a river passing through multiple states.
At least in the Southwest, a lot of it's coming from the Colorado river, and if it weren't for the federal water board intervening to stop state greed, there wouldn't be a Colorado river past, say, Colorado. So the federal government has a clear and compelling interest in water conservation.
If you want to make wacky libertarian objections to the commerce clause, you need a much better example.
While the 180 did have a small battery (Handspring claimed 2.5 hours talktime, I got a bit less), the 600 will have a 1800 mAh battery which is supposed to give 6 hours. Compares well with many phones...
There will also be a 1200 mAh battery sled released at/around the same time as the Treo 600, which does the same job as a replaceable battery for those who need one.
Just read your article...aside from being vaporware, the Samsung device "is listed on Samsung's web site as '162 x 176 pixels (324 x 352 support).'"
Sounds like they're using a 160x160 screen and attempting to fool customers with their "2x digital zoom."
There are a few available now that work with the current Treos (and should work with the 600) from Micro Innovations, Targus, Belkin...
See TreoCentral
But I wouldn't put it past IBM's AIX people to take advantage of the Linux confusion to poach a customer or two?? After all they have to meet sales targets too...
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Where does the water that's going through the water meter come from? Typically, either an aquifer spanning multiple-state...or a river passing through multiple states.
At least in the Southwest, a lot of it's coming from the Colorado river, and if it weren't for the federal water board intervening to stop state greed, there wouldn't be a Colorado river past, say, Colorado. So the federal government has a clear and compelling interest in water conservation.
If you want to make wacky libertarian objections to the commerce clause, you need a much better example.
While the 180 did have a small battery (Handspring claimed 2.5 hours talktime, I got a bit less), the 600 will have a 1800 mAh battery which is supposed to give 6 hours. Compares well with many phones...
There will also be a 1200 mAh battery sled released at/around the same time as the Treo 600, which does the same job as a replaceable battery for those who need one.
Just read your article...aside from being vaporware, the Samsung device "is listed on Samsung's web site as '162 x 176 pixels (324 x 352 support).'" Sounds like they're using a 160x160 screen and attempting to fool customers with their "2x digital zoom."
There are a few available now that work with the current Treos (and should work with the 600) from Micro Innovations, Targus, Belkin ...
See TreoCentral
Nice troll...
But I wouldn't put it past IBM's AIX people to take advantage of the Linux confusion to poach a customer or two?? After all they have to meet sales targets too...