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cravaus · 03-22-07, 03:10 PM

I have a x51V so I know that my experience does not necessarily apply to the x50V but some does. The only advantage I see to WM5 is battery life. I never use the Word or Excel because I have SoftMaker products and those run fine with WM2003. Otherwise I guess there is an advantage with those applications. I think the soft keys are annoying and waist space. But, that said I like WM5 better because of the battery issues. That is what matters to me. There is a significant improvement in that area. Memory management is also a plus because I can have more applications open without crashing on WM5. That is nice too. All the bugs can be worked out with advice from this site. It took months for me to work them all out. My machine is working great now. I am very happy with it.

03-22-07, 03:10 PM	#6 (permalink)
cravaus Aximsite All Star Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 507 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	I have a x51V so I know that my experience does not necessarily apply to the x50V but some does. The only advantage I see to WM5 is battery life. I never use the Word or Excel because I have SoftMaker products and those run fine with WM2003. Otherwise I guess there is an advantage with those applications. I think the soft keys are annoying and waist space. But, that said I like WM5 better because of the battery issues. That is what matters to me. There is a significant improvement in that area. Memory management is also a plus because I can have more applications open without crashing on WM5. That is nice too. All the bugs can be worked out with advice from this site. It took months for me to work them all out. My machine is working great now. I am very happy with it.