On 2006/03/12 14:01, Didier Wiroth wrote: > Thanks for replying. > > > Please note that you would be the first person. None of us have the > > C3200 yet. > Yes, I know, I tried to find the c3000 or c3100 at a reasonable price here in > europe > but the c3000&c3100 are not available anymore. > They are sold out on kd85.
Also out at figlabs and trisoft. pricejapan still list all the models. Intriguingly they also say 'Europe Model Name : release-3/17/2006' for the 3200 - could this be official European availability? > What I found is that the c3200 has the exact same specifications > as the c3100 (the one with a larger rom) and it also has a larger > HD, 6gb. I was not able to find an article that mentionned any other > differences. The keys are different colour (seems insignificant but as an SL-C3100 owner I wish I'd got the 3000 instead as the keys would be easier to read when it's dark). More RAM would have been nice... maybe they're holding that back for a SL-C3500 or something. > > Those two are pretty unreasonable on the Zaurus. It isn't that fast, > > and it is somewhat lacking in memory. There is some work on minimo, > > but it isn't completely reliable yet. > Ah, ok I didn't know minimo. Will have a look at it. konq-e is lighter than minimo. dillo is lighter still. elinks is useful for a surprising amount of websites though, and despite being a console app it does support the mouse so there's an alternative to pressing down- down-down-down-down through a long list of links. And very fast of course. For websites with heavier requirements I'd usually prefer to run Firefox or Opera (ssh x-forwarding from a remote machine) but I rarely need this. I find even konq-e a bit heavy for my liking (Dillo's pretty acceptable but is less tolerant of broken websites). I'd feel a bit differently if I only had GPRS though - I can often find 802.11 without too much trouble. I find my CF wifi card indispeensable (and zhost USB cable gets a lot of use).
