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date: Thu, 14 Aug 2008 11:10:44 +0100,
group: uk.adverts.computer.mac
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FS: Palm Tungsten C, WiFi
Palm Tungsten C, with WiFi 802.11b, integrated QWERTY keyboard and 64Mb
of memory. Currently running Palm OS v 4.5. Boxed and complete with USB
charging cradle, leather (effect) cover, manuals and CD
software.â¨â¨Slight issue: although the screen has been calibrated, the
bottom left corner is a bit 'off'. You have to aim slightly below the
on screen buttons with the included stylus. I have been told that this
is a common issue with Palm handhelds.â¨â¨Comes in reasonable condition;
wearing around navigation widget on front, and a few marks on the back.
Asking for £50 ono + P&P.
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Robert Curtis
date: Thu, 14 Aug 2008 11:10:44 +0100
author: Robert Curtis
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Re: Palm Tungsten C, WiFi
"Robert Curtis" wrote in message
news:2008081411104416807-robertcurtis@NOSPAMgmailcom...
> Slight issue: although the screen has been calibrated, the bottom left
> corner is a bit 'off'. You have to aim slightly below the on screen
> buttons with the included stylus. I have been told that this is a common
> issue with Palm handhelds.
These are very nice machines, and I hope the seller finds a buyer. However,
I would just say that I have had several Palms and never had this issue, nor
have I heard it discussed.
date: Thu, 14 Aug 2008 16:26:03 +0100
author: GB
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Re: Palm Tungsten C, WiFi
GB wrote:
> "Robert Curtis" wrote in message
> news:2008081411104416807-robertcurtis@NOSPAMgmailcom...
>> Slight issue: although the screen has been calibrated, the bottom left
>> corner is a bit 'off'. You have to aim slightly below the on screen
>> buttons with the included stylus. I have been told that this is a common
>> issue with Palm handhelds.
>
> These are very nice machines, and I hope the seller finds a buyer. However,
> I would just say that I have had several Palms and never had this issue, nor
> have I heard it discussed.
I have a Palm T|X, and I know what he means - no matter how carefully I
calibrate the darned thing, the bottom bit of the screen (where the
taskbar is located) is always a little bit 'off'. It often means I end
up bringing up the Bluetooth menu when I try to hit a button in a
program. Irritating, but you learn to compensate.
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Gareth Halfacree
http://gareth.halfacree.co.uk
date: Fri, 15 Aug 2008 08:21:39 +0100
author: Gareth Halfacree
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