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Morphy · 05-14-08, 09:46 AM

My first true PDA was a Handspring Visor in about 1999. It was a good little PDA that paved the way for using expansion slots for added memory, data back-up etc. Prior to that I used a number of "organizers" put out by Sharp and Casio.

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Morphy Aximsite Veteran Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 1,763 Location: Queens, NY PDA: X50v Phone: Motorola W385 Carrier: Verizon Tablet: Alkaseltzer Plus Laptop: Dell XPS M1210 PMP: 80g iPod iTrader Rating: (0) Awards Showcase Total Awards: 2 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts View MyPDA	My first true PDA was a Handspring Visor in about 1999. It was a good little PDA that paved the way for using expansion slots for added memory, data back-up etc. Prior to that I used a number of "organizers" put out by Sharp and Casio. __________________ 34.31953% geek I don't mind change as long as I'm not around when it happens. It's your move