If the device were sold in the US, I bet they'd add a wi-fi option as with the 6000. Even if they didn't it wouldn't bother me to use a CF card as I do with the 5600 right now.
I thought it was about the mind-numbing number of feel good stories about the atheletes and the endless droning on of commentators. Oh and throw in the tape delays and the restriction of some events to cable tv stations that not everybody has access to. It's made NBC and CBS coverage of the olympics become absolutely intolerable. I'll probably just watch the US men's basketball team struggle to medal just so I can get a laugh.
I tend to sleep less and feel crappy as a result if all I've been doing is sitting around all day long in front of a computer. I'll feel tired, but I'll stay up anyway.
OTOH, when I'm more active, like jogging a couple of miles a few times a week, my body's much more willing to rest for 8 hours.
In short, I'm not a doctor, but I suspect the level of physical extertion could play a role in how much sleep you get.
Artistic license blows CHUNKS when used by Berman and Company...There are certain things in the history of Trek that make it what it is. There are certain details people don't want changed. It's like if they to casually decide to bring back Uncle Ben in the next Spiderman 3...totally ignoring the fact that he's very much dead.
I'm not surprised since previous research has shown that a mother's cells can exist in the blood stream of an offspring several years after birth and the mother's blood stream can contain the offspring's cells as well.
Until I've seen Minimo work on Zaurus(have you? if so, i'd like to see some benchmarks instead of opinions)...I'm going to withhold making a judgement on which one is better. All I know is I find Opera on my Zaurus to be painful - especially when the OS is telling me that it's run out of memory and needs to close the app down.
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I don't own a tablet, so I wonder if what you're talking about has been implemented in those devices including the linux tablet distros. If that's so I would think it'd be a matter of implementing that functionality into the Zaurus by way of software. I can't imagine the hardware not being up to snuff. If Sharp isn't going to do it maybe the OZ people or somebody else will.
Hmm...I've got a 5600 and I can train the handwriting recognition fairly easily so it can understand my chicken-scratch style. It works much better than my Visor which couldn't be reconfigured at all.
At $400, it's awful whereever it's marketed. A large percentage of consumers who are even going to consider spending that much in the first place are going to look at the specs and realize that any of the current Zaurus models are better overall if not just cheaper. The 5500 is a comparable device and can be had for around 200, while the 5600 is about 100 more. Even with shipping and such, it's still going to be a better bargain than the Royal's offering. Once the 6000 comes out, the prices for the older models will become even more attractive.
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If the device were sold in the US, I bet they'd add a wi-fi option as with the 6000. Even if they didn't it wouldn't bother me to use a CF card as I do with the 5600 right now.
I thought "push up" was a kind of bra.
Trivia: At the Decepticon rally, they play "You got the touch!" as the balloons fall.
I think they're more likely to play Instruements of Destruction.
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I thought it was about the mind-numbing number of feel good stories about the atheletes and the endless droning on of commentators. Oh and throw in the tape delays and the restriction of some events to cable tv stations that not everybody has access to. It's made NBC and CBS coverage of the olympics become absolutely intolerable. I'll probably just watch the US men's basketball team struggle to medal just so I can get a laugh.
I tend to sleep less and feel crappy as a result if all I've been doing is sitting around all day long in front of a computer. I'll feel tired, but I'll stay up anyway.
OTOH, when I'm more active, like jogging a couple of miles a few times a week, my body's much more willing to rest for 8 hours.
In short, I'm not a doctor, but I suspect the level of physical extertion could play a role in how much sleep you get.
It lists the iPaq under Linux devices.
i second that. the graphics might not be state of the art, but the gameplay makes it addictive.
or how Lt.Cmdr.Ann Mulhall,Thalassa, and Dr. Miranda Jones from TOS and Dr. Kate Pulaski from TNG are the same woman.
Artistic license blows CHUNKS when used by Berman and Company...There are certain things in the history of Trek that make it what it is. There are certain details people don't want changed. It's like if they to casually decide to bring back Uncle Ben in the next Spiderman 3...totally ignoring the fact that he's very much dead.
There was an article published a few years ago on this....
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I think there was another article on this earlier this year or last year but I can't remember where.
I'm not surprised since previous research has shown that a mother's cells can exist in the blood stream of an offspring several years after birth and the mother's blood stream can contain the offspring's cells as well.
you could probably emulate the C64 on a zaurus
Until I've seen Minimo work on Zaurus(have you? if so, i'd like to see some benchmarks instead of opinions)...I'm going to withhold making a judgement on which one is better. All I know is I find Opera on my Zaurus to be painful - especially when the OS is telling me that it's run out of memory and needs to close the app down.
I've found Opera on my Zaurus to be painful to use. It uses up a lot of memory. I'm hoping this Mozilla port will be better.
luck be a jedi tonight.
I don't own a tablet, so I wonder if what you're talking about has been implemented in those devices including the linux tablet distros. If that's so I would think it'd be a matter of implementing that functionality into the Zaurus by way of software. I can't imagine the hardware not being up to snuff. If Sharp isn't going to do it maybe the OZ people or somebody else will.
Hmm...I've got a 5600 and I can train the handwriting recognition fairly easily so it can understand my chicken-scratch style. It works much better than my Visor which couldn't be reconfigured at all.
to be precise...20,000 x $1000 = $20,000,000. That's 40% of the original investment.
"a la carte" actually does exist but only if you have basic or standard already and you want to add a single premium channel like HBO.
How is MS Office integraged will with Windows?
OO runs on XP. So you're potentially not as stuck as you thought you were.
In this case, it wasn't the US court system that was flawed, it was the Bush Administration. Miserable failure indeed.
Can you even say that phrase with a straight face and not think of Fred Flintstone as a Columbian drug lord?
At $400, it's awful whereever it's marketed. A large percentage of consumers who are even going to consider spending that much in the first place are going to look at the specs and realize that any of the current Zaurus models are better overall if not just cheaper. The 5500 is a comparable device and can be had for around 200, while the 5600 is about 100 more. Even with shipping and such, it's still going to be a better bargain than the Royal's offering. Once the 6000 comes out, the prices for the older models will become even more attractive.