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ipaq 2210
Santa finally bought me an ipaq 2210 yesterday. I couldn't decide if this message should go here or in the announcements forum. Computer World ( http://www.cworld.com.au for your closest outlet) have them for $550, but no stock currently. If you need more instant gratification, Grace Bros want $630.
Ozi is soooo much faster than on my older Casio E-115, and you can actually read the screen outdoors!!! Santa also promised a data/power combo cable, but she hasn't ordered that yet.
Ozi is soooo much faster than on my older Casio E-115, and you can actually read the screen outdoors!!! Santa also promised a data/power combo cable, but she hasn't ordered that yet.
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It's a sad sad day today.
The direction keypad thingy on my ipaq has been stuffing up since the day I got it. I haven't been able to bring myself to return it before now, but I learned my lesson with my eTrex Venture and I am going to take my beepy diary back today. Hopefully they can exchange it, but worse case is that they might have to send it away to be repaired!
(The screen on my Venture started stuffing up about 10 months after I got it - I couldn't bring myself to be without it so I did nothing. Now it is out of warranty!!)
The direction keypad thingy on my ipaq has been stuffing up since the day I got it. I haven't been able to bring myself to return it before now, but I learned my lesson with my eTrex Venture and I am going to take my beepy diary back today. Hopefully they can exchange it, but worse case is that they might have to send it away to be repaired!
(The screen on my Venture started stuffing up about 10 months after I got it - I couldn't bring myself to be without it so I did nothing. Now it is out of warranty!!)
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Sad, I have the Ipaq 5550 and no probs, thank the piggy god.
I suspect a good outlet would replace it with another new one being so young in the part?
I'd check with consumer affairs before you go, so youre loaded with ammo if they decide they want to send it to Mongolia for repairs in a hill tribe village.
i had this with a Mobile Phone, and they wanted to repair it, But consumers said I had the right to ask for New, after i did they supplied
Otherwise you might see it for next xmas ! (If the yaks dont go on strike)..
I suspect a good outlet would replace it with another new one being so young in the part?
I'd check with consumer affairs before you go, so youre loaded with ammo if they decide they want to send it to Mongolia for repairs in a hill tribe village.
i had this with a Mobile Phone, and they wanted to repair it, But consumers said I had the right to ask for New, after i did they supplied
Otherwise you might see it for next xmas ! (If the yaks dont go on strike)..
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I went back today to talk to them about it. The arrow thingys on the front are a bit crazy. If you press down you get between 0 and 3 downs. etc etc for other directions. They had a 2210 in the shop which exhibited exactly the same behaviour, and I have colleagues that have 2210s with similar problems.
On that basis I decided that a new unit might not be much better. They gave me the contact number for HP to talk to them about it. HP say they are not aware of any issues with the 2210, but they will ship me a replacement one and I can ship them my faulty one when the new one arrives. I guess this way I can see if the replacement one is any better, and keep my current one in the meantime.
As I said, Ozi rocks. All I need now is a larger CF card...
On that basis I decided that a new unit might not be much better. They gave me the contact number for HP to talk to them about it. HP say they are not aware of any issues with the 2210, but they will ship me a replacement one and I can ship them my faulty one when the new one arrives. I guess this way I can see if the replacement one is any better, and keep my current one in the meantime.
As I said, Ozi rocks. All I need now is a larger CF card...
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Wow, HP rock by the sound of it !
It would be nice to see all dealers/suppliers etc take a note out of that book.
Check out Ebay for big arse CF cards.
1 gig CF are about 200-300 at the moment, and there is a few 2.2 Gig microdrives getting around for about 300 as well
I just bought a 256 Meg SD card for the Ipaq internal memory slot, 90 or so bucks US and it arrived in 3 days from the States ! (Geo.com eat your heart out)....
It would be nice to see all dealers/suppliers etc take a note out of that book.
Check out Ebay for big arse CF cards.
1 gig CF are about 200-300 at the moment, and there is a few 2.2 Gig microdrives getting around for about 300 as well
I just bought a 256 Meg SD card for the Ipaq internal memory slot, 90 or so bucks US and it arrived in 3 days from the States ! (Geo.com eat your heart out)....
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If you want cheap memory prices then look at www.digitalcamerawarehouse.com.au
ThatÂ’s where I get all my removable memory from and they have great service, products are parcel posted.
ThatÂ’s where I get all my removable memory from and they have great service, products are parcel posted.
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GEES!!!!
I just read the Clive Peters mag and they had 1 gig SD cards for $800
DCW has them for $175....Didnt realise the retail shops priced up so much!
EDIT: It seems to be a mis-print, $849 - 1gig SD card.
I just read the Clive Peters mag and they had 1 gig SD cards for $800
DCW has them for $175....Didnt realise the retail shops priced up so much!
EDIT: It seems to be a mis-print, $849 - 1gig SD card.
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I just got a 1 Gig SD card from ebay for $122 Aus plus post and insurance, it ened up coming from the states... in my little camera it now gives me the capability of 600 photos, at 5 megapixals, or at 3megapixels I can get 1600 impages on it.Lt. Sniper wrote:GEES!!!!
I just read the Clive Peters mag and they had 1 gig SD cards for $800
DCW has them for $175....Didnt realise the retail shops priced up so much!
EDIT: It seems to be a mis-print, $849 - 1gig SD card.
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Oh, yes, card prices keep plummetting! (Yay!)
This mob, Exceltek, in Melbourne seem to be pretty good. I bought a couple of 1GB SD cards (for a little less than they're up there now, I notice...) recently, and Exceltek were very professional in their service.
The fast ones (60x) are really fast! Copying a whole heap of MP3s and videos onto it via a USB2 reader was a pleasant surprise after my old 256MB card.
Now the 256MB card is my spare MP3 card, the 128MB which used to do that is now in the Magellan with all the Oz and NZ maps and cache waypoints on it, and the 16MB card that used to be in the GPSr is... well... pretty useless really!
This mob, Exceltek, in Melbourne seem to be pretty good. I bought a couple of 1GB SD cards (for a little less than they're up there now, I notice...) recently, and Exceltek were very professional in their service.
The fast ones (60x) are really fast! Copying a whole heap of MP3s and videos onto it via a USB2 reader was a pleasant surprise after my old 256MB card.
Now the 256MB card is my spare MP3 card, the 128MB which used to do that is now in the Magellan with all the Oz and NZ maps and cache waypoints on it, and the 16MB card that used to be in the GPSr is... well... pretty useless really!
Is it an SD Card? Some of the GSM Camera Phones coming out use SD Cards or MMC Cards for storage (in addition to a standard SIM Card). Considering that most of those cameras are only about 1.3MP that would be enough capacity for a few shots.<br>Bear_Left wrote:...and the 16MB card that used to be in the GPSr is... well... pretty useless really!
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I actually saw someone off-loading a job-lot of about 10 x 16MB CF Cards through eBay the other day. If only you could weld them together it might have been a good deal for maybe $10.