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Myself, I'm kind of interested in the Toshiba TG01...1 GHz CPU and 800x480
display? On a CEL PHONE?! Crazy. Plus you shake it to do stuff (though
that might make it hard to use while driving on a bumpy road or flying an
aeroplane through turbulence...maybe that's a hint that you shouldn't be
trying to talk on the phone while doing that, I dunno.)
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Tim Cook
http://empyrean.freesitespace.net
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"Tim Cook" <z99### [at] gmail com> wrote:
> Myself, I'm kind of interested in the Toshiba TG01...1 GHz CPU and 800x480
> display? On a CEL PHONE?! Crazy. Plus you shake it to do stuff (though
> that might make it hard to use while driving on a bumpy road or flying an
> aeroplane through turbulence...maybe that's a hint that you shouldn't be
> trying to talk on the phone while doing that, I dunno.)
Not the first phone to do that. Seen that on a Nokia phone.
Once you get your hands on such a phone, stay tuned for some fun apps though.
Some months ago, a work colleague showed off some gimmicks like that "laser
sword" app that would turn your cellphone display a bright red or blue, and
make menacing humming sounds as you swooshed the thing around =B)
Real geeky stuff.
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clipka wrote:
> "Tim Cook" <z99### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
>> Myself, I'm kind of interested in the Toshiba TG01...1 GHz CPU and 800x480
>> display? On a CEL PHONE?! Crazy. Plus you shake it to do stuff (though
>> that might make it hard to use while driving on a bumpy road or flying an
>> aeroplane through turbulence...maybe that's a hint that you shouldn't be
>> trying to talk on the phone while doing that, I dunno.)
>
> Not the first phone to do that. Seen that on a Nokia phone.
>
> Once you get your hands on such a phone, stay tuned for some fun apps though.
> Some months ago, a work colleague showed off some gimmicks like that "laser
> sword" app that would turn your cellphone display a bright red or blue, and
> make menacing humming sounds as you swooshed the thing around =B)
>
> Real geeky stuff.
>
>
I have not had all that much time to play with it, but so far it is
really cool. While it isn't a full blown talking turn here GPS, it
pretty much does the same thing. Used it Saturday after missing an exit
in PA - showed how to get to the place faster using back roads than
going back to the freeway.
To use something like this just as a phone - not really good. Being
able to access all sorts of things (email, web, maps, etc...) makes it
something worth thinking about - if you are going to use such things.
And of course, there are lots of fun apps that you can get as well.
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