You are kidding right? They tend to drift and then you go back and
forth and back and forth hitting the target area after a hard reset.
The only solution is to send it away for repair or replace the unit
entirely. If you got a way to make them work right again with out doing
so; please, by a
Then I can use the same code I wrote for the Janams and it should work
without problem. Cool.
David Thacker wrote:
The QVGA (quarter VGA) display is 240 wide by 320 high, and is the screen
format most commonly used on Windows Mobile devices. The Janam XP30 PalmOS
scanner uses a colour QVGA s
We get them like that. Still more expensive than the price of these new
Aceeca units.
David Thacker wrote:
I don't know the details yet of which SD format they will have, nor whether
the slot is accessible without removing the battery.
FYI the Janam XP units can be ordered with the scanner m
What's wrong with the E2 and TX digitizers? The OS driver for them
sucks, digitizers themselves are just fine...
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On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 10:55 AM, Ben Rittgers wrote:
> I asked my boss to order some testing units as soon as they become
> availab
David Thacker wrote:
> The Janam XP30 PalmOS
> scanner uses a colour QVGA screen also. The Handera 330 had a
> greyscale QVGA screen back in the day.
> The GarnetOS automatically scales everything so that software
> written for the standard PalmOS 160x160 works without
> modification. Software
The QVGA (quarter VGA) display is 240 wide by 320 high, and is the screen
format most commonly used on Windows Mobile devices. The Janam XP30 PalmOS
scanner uses a colour QVGA screen also. The Handera 330 had a greyscale
QVGA screen back in the day.
The GarnetOS automatically scales everythin
I don't know the details yet of which SD format they will have, nor whether
the slot is accessible without removing the battery.
FYI the Janam XP units can be ordered with the scanner module removed,
saving a couple hundred bucks per unit. It's not advertised, but it is
available.
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What's a QVGA display? 320x240 as Wikipedia says? My TX is 480x320.
Luc Le Blanc
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I asked my boss to order some testing units as soon as they become
available. Our customers are fed up with the failing digitizers of E2
and T|X, yet don't want to pay for the high-priced Janam units.
Bluetooth is a must as well as some kind of SD feature. Do you happen
to know what form the
If you had followed the MEZ1500 (and formerly the MEZ2000) story from the
beginning back in 2007, you would understand why Aceeca is hesitant to say
too much before they are actually ready to ship.
After pleading with them for several months, I finally got permission from
the Aceeca CEO to star
Luc Le Blanc wrote:
How come this news is delivered by a software provider and not the hardware
maker? The Acceca website remains silent about these new PDAs.
Luc Le Blanc
http://www.speleo.qc.ca/Auriga
Probably for the same reason that Apple is being so forthcoming about
the new iDon'tGiv
How come this news is delivered by a software provider and not the hardware
maker? The Acceca website remains silent about these new PDAs.
Luc Le Blanc
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Thanks for the quick response. I await with interest further news and
pictures of the MEZ1500 and the PDA32 as I am running very low on Palm
TXs for my customers and would like to avoid having to migrate to
windows mobile if at all possible!
Regards
Edward Jones
David Thacker wrote:
I am su
Well Luis, it really depends on the target market. The iPod Touch is great for
consumers/gamers, but the Aceeca handhelds are designed for an entirely
different customer. There is obviously room for both.
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I am sure these new models from Aceeca will be available from Varlink in the
UK, as they are the current UK distributor for Aceeca products.
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"Edward Jones" <> wrote in message news:188...@palm-dev-forum.
"Luc Le Blanc" <> wrote in message news:188...@palm-dev-forum...
> David Thacker wrote:
>
>> List price on the PDA32 CE is expected to be $199,
>> plus wireless options. Amazing!!
>
> Amazing indeed! What are the wireless options? Wifi (802.11) or Bluetooth?
> Bluetooth would be most interesting i
a little TO LATE, I've discovered the IPOD touch and nothing on the
arrogant Palm platform comes close
> From: da...@pocketscience.ca
> Subject: SCOOP: New GarnetOS (PalmOS) Handhelds Coming From Aceeca!
> Date: Fri, 15 Jan 2010 15:32:24 -0700
> To: palm-dev-forum@news.palmo
Very interesting indeed - any news on availability in the UK?
Regards
Edward Jones
David Thacker wrote:
Here's some very interesting news for those of you still dealing in
vertical/industrial markets: Aceeca is bringing several new handhelds to
market in the next couple months, including mode
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