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Well I'm not if you count it as a pda - but I had a Franklin Rex, the smallest thing I have seen - the size of a credit card & synch via the card slot in my laptop.
From that (after 3 happy years) I've gone to the Axim - bigger (but not as big as some people would have you believe) and much, much more powerful
This is my first PDA, if you don't count a little Casio organizer that I had for several years. I don't like to carry a laptop, so the Axim is perfect for writing my notes for my trip report while I'm on an airplane. When I get bored from that (which is often), I play games on it.:p
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bought first Palm about a year ago and got bored with it. It ended up in my closet back in the box after a few months. When the Axim came out, I hesitated at first not really wanting another closet toy. But, this baby will never see the closet...it's just too cool :)
can't really say I am a convert from Palm, even though my previous pda was a palm. It did sooo many things quicker and easier than my Axim. It just did not have the gadgetry of the axim.
newb here...
I went from the original Palm Pilot by USRobotics to Axim. Talk about a jump! I finally jumped in because of the cost (got a refurb Advanced for 2 bills) and versatility (I wanted to by an MP3 player and voice recorder separately). Had it for about a month and I'm pretty happy with it. Quickly becoming "Aximilated" :exc:
I started out with the Compaq Aero back when they weren't even called Pocket PCs. I had that a few years then upgraded to the Casio EM-500. I had that a few years, and couldn't see spending the money to upgrade until the Dell came out. Thank god. I was running out of memory and out of MIPS programs. :D
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I started with an HP Jornada 520 and got it all decked out, until I dropped it a few times and it died a horrible broken digitizer death. Later I bought another from Ebay and my wonderful girlfriend dropped that one as well. Then the Axim was to come out and here I am on that boat with the rest of yall.
I looked at and considered a palm device, but hated them. I kept holding out for a Pocket PC device for under $200.00 and the Ax fit the bill and then some!!!!
This is the first Pda I have owned. I used Palms before, and did not really like them. The Dell Axim is great especiialy because of the price and the fact that it is a Pocket Pc. The pocket Pc operating system is WAY better. I got my Axim December,12 and have not put it down since. :p
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No palm!
