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medic119 · 11-21-04, 09:15 AM

I received my x50 and Have been satisfied so far. It seemed sluggish at first, but that has since gone away. I turned off the Auto mode in the CPU control and set t to 624mhz (it was scaled to 208 for most stuff which is probably causing the problem). Also I found the 3 second wait when shuttin off goes away when WiFi is turned off since it doesn't have to power that down first.

As to the questions above:
#1. No You do not NEED ozVGA or SE-VGA to use the PocketPC. The pocket PC runs at 640x480, but all the fonts and such have been adjusted so that they look about the same size as on a 320x240 device - albeit much much nicer. ozVGA and SE-VGA allow you to switch to true VGA mode and turn off the "enlargment" of the fonts, etc. MAkes things much smaller to use, but its handy for some stuff like web browsing.

11-21-04, 09:15 AM	#4 (permalink)
medic119 Aximsite Rookie Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 61 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I received my x50 and Have been satisfied so far. It seemed sluggish at first, but that has since gone away. I turned off the Auto mode in the CPU control and set t to 624mhz (it was scaled to 208 for most stuff which is probably causing the problem). Also I found the 3 second wait when shuttin off goes away when WiFi is turned off since it doesn't have to power that down first. As to the questions above: #1. No You do not NEED ozVGA or SE-VGA to use the PocketPC. The pocket PC runs at 640x480, but all the fonts and such have been adjusted so that they look about the same size as on a 320x240 device - albeit much much nicer. ozVGA and SE-VGA allow you to switch to true VGA mode and turn off the "enlargment" of the fonts, etc. MAkes things much smaller to use, but its handy for some stuff like web browsing.